Brazil

As of 2025, the Trump administration had imposed 50% tariffs on certain Brazilian imports, including oil, coffee, and orange juice.

The global soybean market's leading suppliers include Brazil, Argentina, and the United States.

As of 2025, the United States maintained a trade surplus with Brazil, and Brazil was one of only three G20 countries with which the United States had a trade surplus.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control reported about 317,000 chikungunya cases and 135 deaths across 16 countries and territories as of August 2025, with the highest numbers of reported infections in Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina and Peru.

In 2024, Brazil supplied over 70% of China's soybean imports while the United States' share was about 21%, according to World Bank data.

The Chicago Marathon had 52,150 finishers in 2024, including about 15,000 international participants; among foreign countries, Mexico was the most-represented with 3,790 participants in 2024, followed by the United Kingdom (2,814), Canada (2,442) and Brazil (1,811).

The United States imposed a 40% tariff on certain Brazilian exports covering sectors such as petroleum, soybeans, sugar, coffee, and iron and steel products.

Brazil is the United States' third-largest foreign supplier of meat, behind Australia and Canada.

Countries and regional groups have taken differing positions on proposals for a global maritime carbon tax, with entities such as Brazil and the European Union supporting such proposals and entities such as the United States and Saudi Arabia opposing them.

Some U.S. lawmakers have called for additional Latin American countries, including Brazil and Mexico, to designate Hezbollah in its entirety as a terrorist organization.

Brazil is a major global exporter of beef.