Brazil exports in January–August 2026

Brazil exports · January–August 2026

Brazil is the world leader in soybeans, beef, coffee and iron ore, and a leading exporter of sugar, pulp and oil. This page consolidates the basket by NCM, by destination, and shows where Brazil holds its largest bilateral surpluses.

Brazil exported US$ 251.06B in January–August 2026.

That is 56.22% of all trade flow in the period, measured over a base of 1,216 SH4 headings and 251 countries.

US$ 251.06B

56.22%

1,216 headings

251 countries

Exports month by month

Value shipped per month in 2026, with 2025 overlaid on the same axis — July lands on July, so what is left is not seasonal.

Exported products by SH4 heading


1	1201	Soya beans, whether or not broken	39,418,045,109	92,791,637.75	0.425
2	2709	Crude oil from petroleum and bituminous minerals	36,904,940,693	67,240,083.85	0.549
3	2601	Iron ores and concentrates, including roasted iron pyrites	18,203,972,965	264,159,982.45	0.069
4	0202	Meat of bovine animals, frozen	10,123,836,457	1,690,769.69	5.988
5	2710	Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, other than crude; preparations not elsewhere specified or included, containing by weight 70 % or more of petroleum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals, these oils being the basic con	9,486,678,711	13,329,968.03	0.712
6	0901	Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion	7,907,042,634	1,293,019.42	6.115
7	0207	Meat and edible offal, of the poultry of heading No 0105, fresh, chilled or frozen	6,944,664,414	3,628,635.87	1.914
8	1701	Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form	6,364,742,646	17,935,314.19	0.355
9	2304	Soybean oilcake and other solid residue, wh/not ground	6,267,722,849	17,335,046.22	0.362
10	4703	Chemical wood pulp, soda or sulphate, other than dissolving grades	6,256,410,686	12,703,560.09	0.492
11	7108	Gold (including gold plated with platinum), unwrought or in semi-manufactured forms, or in powder form	6,045,485,915	655.15	9,227.608
12	2603	Copper ores and concentrates	5,464,381,828	1,193,937.09	4.577
13	8703	Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport of persons (other than those of heading 8702), including station wagons and racing cars	3,435,406,515	279,593.06	12.287
14	5201	Cotton, not carded or combed	3,236,998,230	2,075,142.09	1.560
15	1005	Maize (corn)	3,215,134,470	14,502,543.98	0.222
16	7202	Ferro-alloys	3,142,185,924	467,019.07	6.728
17	7207	Semi-finished products of iron or non-alloy steel	2,747,071,216	4,823,966.83	0.569
18	8802	Other aircraft (for example, helicopters, aeroplanes); spacecraft (including satellites) and suborbital and spacecraft launch vehicles	2,552,946,153	1,853.8	1,377.144
19	0203	Meat of swine, fresh, chilled or frozen	2,261,537,335	913,783.49	2.475
20	8429	Self-propelled bulldozers, angledozers, graders, levellers, scrapers, mechanical shovels, excavators, shovel loaders, tamping machines and road rollers	1,963,394,106	223,835.5	8.772

20 of 1,194 · January–August 2026— 72.5% of the US$ 251.06B total

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Export destinations


1	China	77,070,790,740	305,403,217.16	30.70
2	United States	24,140,653,566	22,726,639.91	9.62
3	Argentina	10,228,042,710	5,839,321.85	4.07
4	Netherlands	8,277,209,859	15,002,708.75	3.30
5	India	7,345,059,744	14,823,430.01	2.93
6	Spain	6,461,972,471	11,414,630.53	2.57
7	Mexico	5,710,517,645	5,647,609.98	2.27
8	Singapore	5,184,903,366	7,053,862	2.07
9	Canada	4,899,701,880	4,803,470.19	1.95
10	Germany	4,602,893,621	2,786,105.62	1.83
11	Chile	4,476,725,258	2,949,791.21	1.78
12	Italy	4,348,754,721	5,945,548.83	1.73
13	Japan	4,003,426,838	10,924,416.05	1.59
14	Turkey	3,785,107,819	9,079,006.84	1.51
15	South Korea	3,253,923,517	9,544,476.03	1.30
16	Colombia	2,800,649,424	1,214,404.55	1.12
17	Paraguay	2,792,663,914	1,892,353.35	1.11
18	Vietnam	2,775,430,410	6,880,017.52	1.11
19	United Kingdom	2,747,818,588	2,220,853.4	1.09
20	Belgium	2,744,118,788	2,663,038.09	1.09

20 of 237 · January–August 2026— 74.7% of the US$ 251.06B total

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Largest bilateral surpluses

Partners where we export far more than we import — the engines of the country's trade surplus.


1	China	77,070,790,740	51,561,625,928	25,509,164,812
2	Netherlands	8,277,209,859	2,159,596,287	6,117,613,572
3	Singapore	5,184,903,366	622,601,138	4,562,302,228
4	Spain	6,461,972,471	2,672,453,385	3,789,519,086
5	Turkey	3,785,107,819	845,239,070	2,939,868,749
6	Canada	4,899,701,880	2,384,404,326	2,515,297,554
7	India	7,345,059,744	5,162,050,633	2,183,009,111
8	Bangladesh	2,127,230,006	208,482,061	1,918,747,945
9	Iran	1,822,900,088	31,679,067	1,791,221,021
10	United Arab Emirates	2,358,115,186	595,433,050	1,762,682,136
11	Argentina	10,228,042,710	8,646,641,246	1,581,401,464
12	Portugal	2,432,227,487	852,408,266	1,579,819,221
13	Panama	1,542,148,059	16,058,737	1,526,089,322
14	Peru	2,558,782,635	1,106,156,749	1,452,625,886
15	Pakistan	1,536,241,447	119,821,027	1,416,420,420
16	Egypt	2,518,421,101	1,189,659,032	1,328,762,069
17	Colombia	2,800,649,424	1,476,905,474	1,323,743,950
18	Belgium	2,744,118,788	1,491,429,383	1,252,689,405
19	Philippines	1,390,402,466	227,067,176	1,163,335,290
20	Uruguay	2,380,177,599	1,331,995,742	1,048,181,857

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