This surge was largely driven by robust increases in key exports, such as coffee, cellulose, and cotton, the source claims. Although shipments of soybeans, corn, and sugar-related products declined, the strength of Brazil’s other sectors led to a 5.3 percent rise in the general price index for the month.
The country’s global trade footprint continues to grow, as Brazil entered 24 new markets in early 2025.
Green coffee exports spiked by 79.4 percent, reaching US$1.3 billion, fuelled by a 63.8 percent increase in international prices and a 9.5 percent growth in export volume.
According to experts, China, Brazil’s largest trading partner, remains pivotal to the country’s export growth, with a notable increase in cellulose (+53.3 %) and tobacco (+36.7 %) exports. Brazilian fruits, renowned for their quality and sustainability, are expected to experience growing demand.
Furthermore, a striking 250.6 per cent increase in sesame exports to India underscores Brazil’s expanding role as a leading global supplier, said the Brazilian ministry of agriculture and livestock.
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