Brazil Relaxes Import Restrictions On Shoes And Clothing, And Imports Tax.

According to a copy issued by WTO Presentation In 2013, Brazil became the world's most restrictive measure to import. Only last year, Brazil launched an anti-dumping investigation against imports, ranking the 39 highest in the world. Facing the high threshold of Brazil market, Chinese export enterprises can only "exclaim". However, there seems to be a sign of relaxation of import restrictions recently in Brazil, because the Brazil Foreign Trade Commission claims that the import tax on 372 commodities will be lowered.

The Brazil Foreign Trade Commission (CAMEX) lowered the import tax on sardines from 10% to 2%. The tax reduction period was 23 thousand tonnes from May 1st to September 30th this year. Besides sardines, the import tax of the other 371 commodities has been reduced.

In addition to the above, the tax reduction directory also includes 11 kinds of information and communication products. After tax reduction, the tax rate is 2%, with a period of December 31, 2015, 349 kinds of capital goods, the tax rate is 2%, the period is up to December 31st this year, 1 kinds of capital goods are zero tax rate (railway special joint machinery), the term is December 31st. The 9 zero tariff commodities will be extended to December 31, 2015. The 1 Chemical consumables, epsilon caprolactam, will be 2%, with a term of 180 days and a share of 16 thousand tons. The 33, 34, 35 and 36 resolutions issued by the Foreign Trade Commission related to the beneficial products have been released in the federal communique of Brazil.

It is understood that in recent years, Brazil has imposed strict restrictions on imported products. Restrictions on China's products include mobile phones, ceramic tableware, footwear, textiles and automobiles. Insiders pointed out that Brazil's policy of restricting imports of Chinese products, in addition to the protection of related enterprises, a large part of which was due to China's overtaking the US as Brazil's largest trading partner in 2009, while in the Sino Pakistani trade, China shifted from a deficit to a surplus, and China was still the largest investor in Brazil. According to the data released by the Ministry of industry and foreign trade of Brazil, the trade deficit in Brazil in the first quarter of this year amounted to US $6 billion 70 million, up 15% from the same period last year, the worst performance in the same period in twenty years. The decline in manufactured goods and semi manufactured goods was the main reason for the decline in exports in the first quarter.

However, though Brazil The import interest rate has been cut down in recent years, but in the short term it is only short-term and there is a limited share. In addition, Brazil recently issued a new hygienic inspection standard for imported seafood. It is reported that in order to strengthen the detection of imported food on the frontier, the government of Brazil has formulated a set of health standard models for imported fish, which is also applicable to other imported foods. This standard is jointly completed by Brazil animal products inspection department (DIPOA), Brazil agriculture, animal husbandry and food supply department (MAPA), and Brazil Ministry of agriculture and fisheries. The Brazil lawyers Union (AGU) said that the government adopted new health inspection standards to protect the health of the public and animals and prevent the disease food from entering the Brazil market. For container goods that do not meet the hygiene standards of entry, the Brazil customs will turn the goods back to the original place without delay. The new health inspection standard implemented by the Brazil government is based on the CodexAlimentarius (Codex Alimentarius Commission), which will protect consumers, fishery import industry, fishery association and related enterprises.

Hugo net understands that Brazil is one of the BRICs and is the largest economic power in Latin America, and its economy is close to that of developed countries. China is Brazil's largest export destination country and the largest source of imports. Brazil is also one of Shenzhen's most important trading partners. In 2013, the total trade volume of Shenzhen Pakistan was nearly 2 billion 830 million US dollars, up 9.67% over the same period last year. As a member of BRICs, Brazil is also playing a more and more important role in the world. The exchanges and cooperation between Shenzhen and Brazil are expanding. In the future, it will further expand cooperation areas, innovate cooperation ways and enhance cooperation level, and strengthen exchanges and cooperation in information, new energy, medical equipment and other fields.