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If the U.S. reduces or eliminates the 26% import tax on beef, Brazilian exporters like JBS could gain volume and revenue from higher U.S. demand, potentially lifting margins. Sentiment improves as policy visibility increases, though lack of formal commitment keeps upside capped in the near term.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that JBS owner Joesley Batista met President Trump on August 20 to discuss increasing Brazilian beef supply to help tame U.S. beef prices if the 26% import tax is lowered. A tariff reduction would likely boost Brazilian beef exports to the U.S., potentially increasing JBS volumes and revenue, though the outcome depends on policy actions and timing.
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