Global Trade Alert
Global Trade Alert

Brazil: New subsidised lines of credit for the sugar cane industry under PAISS worth USD 1.2 billion

Announcement

17 Feb 2014

On February 17, 2014, the Brazilian National Development Bank (BNDES) and the Funding Authority for Studies and Projects (FINEP) announced a new set of subsidies and lines of financing worth USD 620 million to be given to companies who produce sugar cane or research products that directly benefit the supply of the sugar cane industry in Brazil.

Source

Sign in to access

Number of interventions

2

2 certainly harmful

0 likely harmful

0 liberalising

List of interventions

Implementation date

16 Jul 2014

Revocation date:

16 Jul 2018

Announced: 17 Feb 2014
Production subsidy
In addition to the information provided above, the total funds available for PAISSINOVA Telecom in the form of production subsidies are R$ 80 million (USD 33 million).
Sign in to see more
Announced: 17 Feb 2014
State loan
On February 17, 2014, the Brazilian National Development Bank (BNDES) and the Funding Authority for Studies and Projects (FINEP) announced a new program that incentivizes R&D in the sugar cane sec...
Sign in to see more

Threads

See all

Harmful Trade Policy Measures

This Thread tracks harmful trade policy interventions affecting all products. Covering all types of interventions monitored by Global Trade Alert, it highlights how the yearly number of these measures has evolved over time.

Published: 04 Sep 2024

71602

interventions

194

jurisdictions

BRICS: Harmful Trade Policy Interventions

This Thread tracks harmful trade policy interventions introduced by BRICS members since 2009. It covers all types of interventions monitored by Global Trade Alert.

Published: 13 Jan 2025

23664

interventions

81

jurisdictions

G20: Harmful Trade Policy Interventions

This Thread tracks harmful trade policy interventions introduced by G20 members since 2009. It covers all types of interventions monitored by Global Trade Alert.

Published: 15 Jan 2025

54633

interventions

121

jurisdictions