Chinese purchases of Brazilian poultry meat vault from 4th to 1st place in the 2026 year to date, reaching US$ 1,043,055,886, nearly double the prior year.
In Brazilian bran and cereal residue sales, China went from US$ 3,826 to US$ 85,936,216 between January and August, jumping 27 places among buyers.
Saudi purchases of Brazilian sugar vault from 8th to 3rd place in the 2026 year to date, reaching US$ 487,126,110, a 17.6% rise on the prior-year stretch.
India climbed from eighth to second among buyers of Brazilian crude oil, and the value it bought rose +234% in January-August versus a year earlier.
Iranian purchases rose from $94 M to $622 M between January and August, up 562% on the same stretch of 2025, lifting the country onto the podium.
Nearly absent from the ranking before, India jumped 12 spots to become the #2 buyer of Brazilian crude oil, worth US$ 528.3 million at the close of 2025.
The US became Brazil's top buyer of unwrought aluminum, jumping from 12th place to the lead in year-to-date trade through June 2026, MDIC data show.
China moved from near-zero to US$ 57.6 M in Brazilian frozen poultry over full-year 2025, entering the top-4 buyer ranking in a single commercial year.
Nigeria jumped ten spots to become Brazil's second-largest sugar export market by May 2026 YTD, shipping US$74.5M from a zero base a year earlier.
Singapore climbed from 13th to 3rd place in Brazil's crude oil export ranking in 2026, posting US$ 294.9M FOB — a 10-position leap in the Jan–Apr period.
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