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In April 2025, stalled U.S.-Brazil trade negotiations over agricultural tariffs are disrupting ingredient imports, with 7% levies proposed on grains and oils, reports Reuters. Brazil, a key supplier to the Americas, faces delays as talks falter, raising costs for food manufacturers. The uncertainty is pushing buyers to seek alternative sources, with Argentina and Canada gaining traction. Experts warn that prolonged disputes could tighten supplies of wheat and soy, critical for snacks and baked goods. Buyers are urged to diversify suppliers and monitor trade summits to mitigate risks in this volatile market.

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