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Brazil’s chemical industry will maintain its cost-cutting agenda despite Lula’s re-election, focusing on lowering natural gas and feedstock expenses. Abiquim highlights successful gas auctions and Bra
Brazil's chemical trade group Abiquim urged presidential candidates to prioritize lowering natural gas costs and improving logistics to prevent a projected $138 billion trade deficit by 2035. The agen
Abiquim warns Brazil’s chemical trade deficit could reach $138 billion by 2035 without reforms, risking severe capacity loss and import dependency. High energy costs and lack of policy intervention th
Brazil's chemical trade group Abiquim supports the government's $3.6 billion tariff relief fund but urges faster regulation to ensure funds reach firms. The initiative aims to mitigate $133 million in
Brazil's chemical industry faces $133M annual losses due to US tariffs, according to Abiquim. Key sectors like paints and organic chemicals face high tariff rates despite some exemptions.
Brazil's chemical sector faces $133 million in annual costs due to new US tariffs, according to trade group Abiquim. Despite a US trade surplus, the measures impact key segments including paints, fibe
Brazil's chemical industry recorded a 22.8% production rebound in Q1 driven by reduced imports and trade defense measures. However, Abiquim cautions that high energy and raw material costs continue to
Brazilian chemical trade group Abiquim and the Cubatao mayor are meeting the Industry Minister to lobby for reinstated tax breaks amid a global petrochemicals downturn. Without interim support, they w
Abiquim states Brazil’s chemical industry could access higher value chains through the pending Mercosur-EU trade agreement, despite current trade imbalances where EU imports outweigh exports.
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