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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.
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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.
InvestmentBrazil puts critical minerals at the centre of its industrial strategy
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has approved a new national policy for critical and strategic minerals, with up to BRL 7 billion in incentives for research, extraction and processing. The move signals a push to keep more value from rare earths and other inputs inside Brazil.
AgribusinessBrazilian beef faces 67% China tariff after quota fills
Brazil has exhausted its 2026 beef export quota to China, triggering an additional 55% levy on shipments beyond the limit. Brasília is seeking extra access as meatpackers face a sharp hit to competitiveness in their largest foreign market.
TradeBrazil brings Mercosur-EFTA trade deal into force
Brazil has enacted the free trade agreement between Mercosur and EFTA, clearing the way for the treaty to take legal effect on October 1, 2026. The deal targets wider trade and investment flows, easier customs procedures and broader access to public procurement.
EnergyBrazil cuts fuel taxes and funds R$6.6 billion in subsidies
Brazil moved to shield its domestic fuel market from a new oil price shock, cutting federal taxes on gasoline and ethanol while funding diesel subsidies. The measures come as Brent crude trades above US$100 and imported diesel remains a pressure point for the economy.
EnergyBrazil Opens Transmission Auctions to Battery Storage
Aneel plans to include a battery project in Brazil's first 2027 transmission auction, creating a new route for storage investment in the power grid. The pilot project in Acre is estimated at R$249 million and could replace local thermal generation.
TradeBrazil Turns to India as Trade Diversification Gains Urgency
Brazil has signed a non-binding cooperation pact with Indian industry leaders as it seeks to lift bilateral trade to USD 20 billion by 2030. The move comes as Brasília looks for new markets while managing tariff pressure from the United States.