As of February 2026, the United States imported $2.3B/month and exported $3.9B/month with Brazil. This page covers Brazil's customs status, applicable trade agreements, and the practical tariff treatment U.S. importers and exporters should expect.

Trade overview

Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America and a top global exporter of soybeans, iron ore, crude petroleum, beef, poultry, and sugar. The United States and Brazil do not have a comprehensive free trade agreement, though both countries are engaged in ongoing trade and investment framework discussions. Brazil is a founding member of Mercosur, and the EU–Mercosur trade agreement, if ratified, would significantly affect Brazil's trade flows.

Practical tariff treatment

For HS-code-level tariff rates and duty collected on shipments from Brazil, see the product detail pages — each lists the effective tariff rate and duty value computed from the Census Bureau's monthly trade releases.

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics. Data updated monthly.