Chilean agriculture faces $800M losses from US tariff; exemptions stalled

Three months after the US imposed a 12.5% tariff on Chilean agricultural exports, industry groups report potential losses of $800 million and no concrete progress on exemptions. A recent Washington meeting between Chilean Undersecretary Paula Estévez and USTR Jamieson has not yielded results, leaving exporters in limbo. The tariff's sustained impact signals a trade friction that could pressure bilateral relations and sector revenues.

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