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4mo ago

Brazil Declines Provisional Antidumping Duties on Argentine and Uruguayan Milk Powder

Officials ruled that imports did not harm local producers after redefining the comparable product, leaving the probe active until a final ruling in November.

La medida fue informada en el Diário Oficial da União brasileño.
Es una decisión administrativa clave porque no impone derechos antidumping provisionales en la investigación sobre la leche en polvo
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El gobierno de Brasil confirmó una buena noticia para exportadores de leche argentinos.

Overview

  • Circular No. 62, issued August 11, marks Brazil’s preliminary decision not to impose provisional antidumping duties on milk powder from Argentina and Uruguay.
  • The Department of Defesa Comercial based its ruling on a technical revision that defines the “like product” as domestically produced milk powder rather than fresh milk.
  • Argentina shipped approximately US$330 million of milk powder to Brazil in 2023–24, totaling 90,000–95,000 tonnes annually and accounting for 30–40% of its powder exports.
  • Argentine government agencies and private firms such as Mastellone, Las Tres Niñas, Noal and Gloria Argentina provided data and analyses that influenced the Decom’s evaluation.
  • The antidumping investigation will proceed through data submissions and technical analyses ahead of a final determination scheduled for November 10, 2025.