Trump FURIOUS as Brazil CUTS Coffee Exports — Canada Signs Billion Dollar Deal

 

Trump Tariffs have triggered a global shift in the coffee exports market. In August 2025, Brazil responded to the new 50% Trump Tariffs by quietly slashing Brazil Coffee shipments to the U.S., ending decades of trade dominance. No negotiation. No warning. Just redirection.

 

 And where is that Brazil Coffee going now? Canada Coffee importers are stepping up. With stable policy and strong demand, Canada Coffee has become the new destination for beans once meant for American brewers. Meanwhile, the U.S Coffee market scrambles to fill the gap, facing soaring prices and unstable supply chains.

 

 Over 30% of U.S Coffee imports came from Brazil Coffee before the Trump Tariffs. But now, those exports are vanishing. The result? Ground coffee at major U.S. chains now costs $8–$10 per pound. Independent cafés relying on Brazilian blends are collapsing under pressure. The coffee exports disruption is hitting Main Street – hard. 

 

Yet quietly, Canada Coffee importers are signing new deals. Industry projections show Canadian coffee exports from Brazil could rise by $67 million annually. For Canada, it's not just about coffee – it’s a chance to lead in global food supply stability.

 

 This video unpacks how the Trump Tariffs disrupted coffee exports, redirected Brazil Coffee away from the U.S., and allowed Canada Coffee to rise — all while reshaping the future of the U.S Coffee industry.

Source:  U.S. Retail Check