Ana Flor: Support package against tariffs will be charged per job The federal government will close a series of measures in the coming days to contain the economic impact of both the new tariff imposed by the United States on Brazil and the increase in the price of fertilizer inputs, necessary for agribusiness. As the Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, informed the blog, the two fronts to be announced deal with impacts here in Brazil from external measures. One is the 25% tariff for more than 2,000 products exported to the USA, which comes into effect this Wednesday (22). The vice-president, Geraldo Alckmin and the ministers of Finance and Industry and Commerce will meet this Tuesday (21) with sectors affected by the tariff, such as furniture, footwear and machinery, to listen to the needs of businesspeople and help in the search for new markets and the survival of companies. Aid must be announced in stages, punctually and with the delivery of compensation by companies, such as maintaining at least part of jobs. According to government members, aid should not come with export quotas or exemptions. In addition to the tariff that comes into force this Wednesday, ministers are already preparing for the new additional tariff of 12.5%, which according to government members could already be announced this Wednesday and which should affect Brazil and 59 other countries. - This report is being updated Brazilian agriculture estimates the impact of Trump's new tariff at more than 36%; government talks about maintaining dialogue and negotiation Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction Fertilizers On another front, the government is also preparing measures to reduce the impact of the increase in inputs for fertilizers used by Brazilian agribusiness. What is being studied is a line of credit for mixing companies, responsible for the final product used in Brazilian agriculture.