Articles Tagged with ''Brazil''

Authenticity, sophistication and environmental awareness. These elements will serve as the guiding principles of the talk “Brazilian Natural Stones: Inspiring Versatility,” which will take place on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, at 4:45 p.m. at the auditorium in Hall 1 at Marmomac, scheduled for September 23rd to 26th in Verona, Italy.

The Brazilian stone sector is preparing for Marmomac 2025, where it will occupy the entirety of Hall 1 -- an unprecedented milestone in the international trajectory of the stone industry. The space will be called It's Natural – Brazilian Natural Stone -- bringing together 31 Brazilian stone producers at the annual international stone exhibition scheduled for September 23 to 26, 2025 in Verona, Italy.

Estimates indicate that the cost of new homes in the U.S. could rise by over $10,900; a letter delivered by the Brazilian Natural Stone Association calls for new exemptions for Brazilian materials.

The Natural Stone Institute joins Centrorochas and the National Association of Home Builders at the Brazilian Embassy in Washington, D.C., this morning, Friday, August 1st in a stance to fight the U.S. tariff on Brazilian stone products. 

The Brazilian stone industry is cautiously optimistic with confirmation that one of the sector’s main export products, worked monumental or building stone, nesoi, was included in the list of tariff exemptions.

With a 50% tariff on imports from Brazil coming on August 1st, leaders in the stone industry have partnered to request a 90-day delay. 

The Brazilian Center for Natural Stone continues to lead efforts in defense of the production chain it represents, conducting institutional and diplomatic actions both in Brazil and abroad to mitigate the impacts of the additional 50% tariff imposed by the U.S. on Brazilian products. 

The Brazilian participation in Coverings, the largest coverings fair in North America, which takes place from April 29 to May 2 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando (USA), reaffirms the country's role as one of the leading global suppliers of natural stones. In this edition, the Brazilian Pavilion will bring together 57 companies from 6 different states, in a collective space located on the North side of Hall A.
 

Made from the waste of the natural stone quarrying process, the piece incorporated technological precision and sustainable design, with 204 hours of CNC work and meticulous details, making it a highlight of Brazil's presence at KBIS 2025.

The Marmomac Brazil tradeshow took place from February 18th through the 20th in Sao Paulo, Brazil in the modern Anhembi District Exhibition Centre.