Brazil’s orange crop forecast for the upcoming season has been revised down to 306.7 million boxes, reveals FreshPlaza. This adjustment underscores the harsh weather conditions and market hurdles that are squeezing yields and challenging growers like never before
Brazil’s orange juice exports to the U.S. have skyrocketed, driven by soaring demand and perfect market conditions. This remarkable growth highlights Brazil’s crucial role as the top supplier of premium orange juice to American consumers
Trump-era tariffs are sending shockwaves through Brazil’s citrus industry, causing export delays and squeezing growers financially. These trade barriers have crushed demand and pushed costs higher, threatening the very foundation of the region’s agriculture
Trump’s tariffs on Brazilian imports are set to push orange juice prices higher in the U.S., an importer warns. Although intended to protect domestic producers, this trade policy could lead to sharper price hikes for consumers
An orange juice importer warns that tariffs imposed by Trump on Brazilian imports could drive U.S. prices up, potentially raising costs for consumers and disrupting the market, Bloomberg reports
