Brazil raises import tariff on fibre optics
The Brazilian government has increased the import tariff on fibre-optic cables and fibre optics for cable production.
The Brazilian market for optical fiber and cables is undergoing a major shift, driven by a recent government decision to increase import tariffs to 35%. According to the latest official notice, Brazil...
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The Brazilian government has increased the import tariff on fibre-optic cables and fibre optics for cable production.
Additionally, Brazilian authorities had previously investigated possible dumping and irregular subsidies related to fibre optics and cables from China; however, the new tariffs are
In brief The Brazilian Secretariat of International Trade (SECEX) initiated a new antidumping investigation against Brazilian imports of optical fibers from China on 2 August 2024,
In view of the Brazilian government on fiber optic cables and optical fibers to increase import tariffs to 35% of the effective period of six months, this time and the above two anti-dumping investigation of
In practically every region of the planet, governments have intensified measures to protect manufacturers, and in the cable and fiber optic segment this mechanism has also been widely used,
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The Brazilian market for optical fiber and cables is undergoing a major shift, driven by a recent government decision to increase import tariffs to 35%. This six-month tariff hike aims to
Brazil imposed an anti-dumping tariff of US$2.42/kg on Chinese optical cables after an investigation identified dumping. The measure, valid for five years, meets the demands of local...
The Brazilian government has launched two investigations to determine whether Chinese companies that manufacture optical cables have
According to the latest official notice, Brazil will raise tariffs on various imported products, including optical cables and fibers, with some items seeing tariff increases of up to 35%.
Recently, the Brazilian government issued a public announcement stating that it had reviewed a series of matters and decided to implement corresponding measures such as reducing or exempting import
Mexico, for example, recently increased tariffs on imported fiber optics, which could increase deployment costs and slow down network expansion.
On 18 October 2024, the Executive Committee of the Brazilian Foreign Trade Chamber (GECEX) issued Resolution No. 655 increasing the import tariff on certain optical fibres.
Brazil finds itself at a crossroads. The Ministry of Development, Industry and Trade is gearing up to meet with Feninfra (the National Federation of Infrastructure and Networks) over newly
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Die konkreten Tarifänderungen sind wie folgt. ① Natriumchlorit: erhöht von 9% zu 10.8%; ② Stahlprodukte: erhöht auf 25%; ③ Glasfaserkabel und Fasern (Kabel und optische Fasern): aus
Brazil is a significant global consumer of optical fiber cables, ranking third worldwide in consumption volume in 2024. The country''s market is heavily supplied by imports, with China being
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In Brazil, China has been expanding in two strategic industrial sectors, fiber optic and steel. More than half of the national fiber optic market,
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Brazil has imposed new tariffs on various imports from China and other Asian nations, including iron, steel and fibre optic cable, in what officials
*The EU doubled anti-dumping tariffs in 2023 following findings of renewed dumping practices. The Fiber Broadband Association LATAM Chapter supports the tax Increase on Optical Fibers and Cables in