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Business in Brazil is won on the ground, through the right people. Brazil Business Club connects international companies and investors to vetted suppliers, trusted advisors and real opportunities — whether you are sourcing commodities, opening an office or acquiring Brazilian assets.
- Consumers in Brazil
- 213M+
- Consumers in Brazil
- Economy in Latin America
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- Economy worldwide
- Top 10
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Our Services
We provide local representation in Brazil — assisting and advising companies and investors from around the world, and putting their interests first at every step.
Import / Export Consultancy
Acquisitions and Mergers
Business Planning & Registration
Supplier Selection Process
Local Expertise.
Global Perspective.
End-to-end support for companies and investors looking to grow, operate, and succeed in Brazil.
Brazil's Biggest Trading Partners
Approximate yearly goods trade, based on 2025 figures and subject to change.
- Top Global Partners
- 12+Top Global Partners
- Strong trade ties across 3 continents
- Total Goods Trade
- US$ 377B+Total Goods Trade
- Combined exports and imports (2025 est.)
Brazil maintains strong trade relationships with the world's leading economies across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. From commodities to high-value industrial goods, these partnerships drive growth, innovation, and global opportunities for businesses of all sizes.
Building connections. Creating opportunities.
Powered by Brazil's global network.
| Country | Brazilian exports | Brazilian imports | Main exports |
|---|---|---|---|
| China | US$ 94 billion | US$ 71 billion | Soybeans, Iron ore, Crude oil |
| United States | US$ 38 billion | US$ 42 billion | Crude oil, Steel, Aircraft |
| Argentina | US$ 18 billion | US$ 13 billion | Vehicles, Auto parts, Iron ore |
| The Netherlands | US$ 10 billion | US$ 2 billion | Soybeans, Iron ore, Wood pulp |
| Germany | US$ 6 billion | US$ 15 billion | Iron ore, Soybeans, Coffee |
| India | US$ 8 billion | US$ 7 billion | Crude oil, Soybean oil, Sugar |
| Japan | US$ 6 billion | US$ 5 billion | Iron ore, Poultry, Corn |
| South Korea | US$ 4 billion | US$ 6 billion | Iron ore, Corn, Soybeans |
| Italy | US$ 5 billion | US$ 5 billion | Wood pulp, Iron ore, Coffee |
| Canada | US$ 5 billion | US$ 3 billion | Gold, Sugar, Coffee |
| United Kingdom | US$ 5 billion | US$ 3 billion | Crude oil, Iron ore, Soybeans |
| Belgium | US$ 4 billion | US$ 2 billion | Soybeans, Coffee, Iron ore |
Success comes when people act together; failure tends to happen alone.
Whether you are investing in Brazilian assets, importing into Brazil, exporting from Brazil, manufacturing in Brazil, acquiring Brazilian real estate or bringing services to the Brazilian market, Brazil Business Club is where you start. Learn how to invest in Brazil, join exclusive networking events, and draw on financial, legal and marketing expertise. We also arrange office space and meeting rooms, residential property for rent or purchase, and tailor-made travel. Our purpose is simple: to unite and support the professionals, founders and investors building their future in Brazil.
Some of the Industries we work with
From traditional sectors to emerging opportunities, we connect international partners with the industries that drive Brazil forward.
Commodities
The raw materials that build the future.
Industrial Machinery
Powering industry through technology.
Food and Beverage
Quality, innovation and flavor that connect nations.
Agriculture
Feeding the world with innovation and sustainability.
Finance
Driving growth through capital and expertise.
IT & Communications
Connecting ideas, businesses and people.
Tourism
Showcasing Brazil's beauty to the world.
Education
Knowledge that opens global doors.
Real Estate
Solid investments on Brazilian ground.
Eco-Friendly Projects
Sustainable ventures for a greener tomorrow.
Latest News
Insights, updates, and opportunities shaping Brazil's economy and connecting global business.
TradeBrazil trade surplus beats forecasts as oil exports jump in October
Brazil recorded a US$9.318 billion trade surplus in October, helped by a sharp rise in crude oil shipments and stronger export prices. The result came in above market expectations and lifted the year to date surplus to US$71.040 billion.
Market InsightsBrazil jobless rate hits third-quarter record low at 5.2%
Brazil’s unemployment rate fell to 5.2% in the third quarter of 2026, while the number of people in work reached a record 103.6 million. The data point to a resilient labor market, with implications for consumer demand, hiring costs, and formalization.
FinanceBrazil Holds Selic at 13.75% as Inflation Risks Stall Rate Cuts
Brazil’s Central Bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged after five cuts, citing higher uncertainty, currency volatility and inflation expectations above target. The decision keeps borrowing costs high for companies, consumers and investors watching Brazil’s next monetary move.
EnergyPetrobras finds more oil at Amazon mouth frontier
Petrobras has reported a third discovery in the Morpho well off Amapá, strengthening its case for the Equatorial Margin as Brazil’s next major offshore province. The announcement comes alongside record third-quarter production for the state-controlled oil company.
FinanceBraskem finance unit faces involuntary Chapter 11 petition in New York
Funds claiming to hold about US$272 million of 2041 notes have asked a US bankruptcy court to open a reorganisation case for Braskem America Finance Company. Braskem says the filing is limited to that financing subsidiary and does not name the parent company or other group entities as debtors.
FinanceCasas Bahia wins court protection for restructuring in São Paulo
A São Paulo judge accepted Grupo Casas Bahia’s request for judicial reorganization, giving the retailer temporary protection from creditors while it prepares a restructuring plan. The decision requires monthly reporting to the court and steps to address tax liabilities.