<h1>US expands tariff relief on Brazilian coffee, fruit, beef to cut consumer costs and ease political trade tensions</h1> The U.S. executive has expanded tariff relief for certain Brazilian imports, including coffee, fruit, and beef, by exempting them from both earlier global tariffs announced in April and punitive tariffs imposed in July. The move aims to reduce consumer costs in the United States while harmonizing previously overlapping trade measures. Brazil had contended that prior U.S. rollbacks did not cover tariffs linked to alleged political retaliation over prosecution of a former Brazilian leader. Ongoing trade negotiations between the U.S. and Brazil may result in further tariff reductions or revisions of existing trade measures.