IDEG Podcast - Atualiza e Revisa #27 - Carne brasileira na China

International trade is never just about supply and demand. In the contemporary international system, tariffs, sanitary barriers, and commodity flows also function as instruments of power, economic protection, and diplomatic pressure. In this episode of Atualiza e Revisa, Luiza Bringel analyzes the growth of Brazilian beef exports to China, the new Chinese tariff policy, and the sanitary embargoes applied to Brazilian meatpacking plants in 2026. More than just discussing agribusiness, the episode shows how trade, geopolitics, the WTO, and economic diplomacy are deeply interconnected. You will understand: • How the tariff quota system imposed by China on Brazilian beef works • The difference between tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers, and trade defense instruments • What sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS/MSF) are and why they generate disputes at the WTO • The distinction between the SPS and TBT agreements of the World Trade Organization • The concept of neoprotectionism and the political use of sanitation in global trade • How dependence on the Chinese market exposes structural vulnerabilities in the Brazilian export agenda • The role of COSBAN, MAPA, and Brazilian commercial diplomacy in negotiations with Beijing • How the topic connects to the re-primarization of the economy and the Brazil-China trade asymmetry Furthermore, the episode connects international trade, Brazilian foreign policy, international political economy, and agrarian geography, always focusing on the level of depth required by the Rio Branco Institute. 🎯 If you're preparing for the CACD exam, this episode serves as a strategic review of the WTO, international trade, Brazil-China relations, agribusiness, and neoprotectionism. #CACD #InstitutoRioBranco #China #BrazilChina #WTO #InternationalTrade #Agribusiness #Beef #Geopolitics #InternationalPolitics #InternationalEconomy #SanitaryBarriers #SPS #TBT #MAPA #COSBAN #Diplomacy #InternationalRelations #CACDNews #Protectionism #Neoprotectionism