U.S. Imports
$2.3B
U.S. Exports
$3.9B
+$1.5B (net exporter)
The United States imported $2.3B/month and exported $3.9B/month with Brazil as of February 2026, covering 1641 product categories.
Brazil is the largest economy in South America and one of the world's top exporters of soybeans, iron ore, crude oil, beef, poultry, sugar, and coffee. As a founding member of Mercosur, Brazil's trade policy is shaped by the bloc's common external tariff, and the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, if ratified, would significantly alter tariff structures for bilateral trade. Brazil's port infrastructure, centered on Santos, Paranaguá, and Rio de Janeiro, handles enormous volumes of agricultural and industrial cargo.
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Brazil's top exports include soybeans and soy products, iron ore, crude oil, beef, poultry, sugar, coffee, and manufactured goods such as aircraft and vehicles.
Brazil applies Mercosur's Common External Tariff (CET) to imports from non-member countries, which can result in higher duties on certain goods compared to countries with preferential agreements.
The Port of Santos in São Paulo state is the largest port in Latin America and handles the majority of Brazil's container and bulk commodity trade.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$29.6B
Services Imports
$6.5B