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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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We provide local representation in Brazil — assisting and advising companies and investors from around the world, and putting their interests first at every step.

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Global Trade

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.

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  • United States

    Exports
    US$ 38B
    Imports
    US$ 42B
  • Argentina

    Exports
    US$ 18B
    Imports
    US$ 13B
  • The Netherlands

    Exports
    US$ 10B
    Imports
    US$ 2B
Brazil's biggest trading partners — approximate yearly goods trade, 2025 figures
CountryBrazilian exportsBrazilian imports
ChinaUS$ 94 billionUS$ 71 billion
United StatesUS$ 38 billionUS$ 42 billion
ArgentinaUS$ 18 billionUS$ 13 billion
The NetherlandsUS$ 10 billionUS$ 2 billion
GermanyUS$ 6 billionUS$ 15 billion
IndiaUS$ 8 billionUS$ 7 billion
JapanUS$ 6 billionUS$ 5 billion
South KoreaUS$ 4 billionUS$ 6 billion
ItalyUS$ 5 billionUS$ 5 billion
CanadaUS$ 5 billionUS$ 3 billion
United KingdomUS$ 5 billionUS$ 3 billion
BelgiumUS$ 4 billionUS$ 2 billion

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.

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Some of the Industries we work with

From traditional sectors to emerging opportunities, we connect international partners with the industries that drive Brazil forward.

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Latest News

Insights, updates, and opportunities shaping Brazil's economy and connecting global business.

Brazilian Senate chamber during a trade agreement voteTrade

Brazil Senate clears Mercosur EFTA trade deal with broad tariff relief

Brazilian lawmakers have completed approval of a free-trade agreement linking Mercosur with the European Free Trade Association. The treaty would remove tariffs on most Brazilian commerce with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

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Rare earth mineral samples being handled inside a processing research facility in Minas GeraisIndustry

Europe bets on Brazilian rare earth refining to win critical minerals race

The European Union is courting Brazil as a strategic supplier of critical minerals, with a pitch centered on local processing, jobs and environmental standards. A Viridis rare earth project in Minas Gerais has become a test case for that approach.

Offshore oil production platform operating in Brazilian watersEnergy

Brazil’s oil and gas output reaches third straight record in April

Brazil produced 5.640 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in April 2026, a new national high and the third consecutive record. Pre-salt fields supplied more than four fifths of the total, underscoring their central role in the country’s energy expansion.

Cattle grazing near a Brazilian meat export logistics facilityAgribusiness

China Recognizes Brazil as Foot-and-Mouth Disease Free, Lifting Meat Export Prospects

Beijing has recognized all of Brazil as free of foot-and-mouth disease after more than two decades of talks. The decision could expand access for Brazilian beef and pork products in the Chinese market.

Petrobras chief executive Magda Chambriard at a business event on energy technology and critical mineralsEnergy

Petrobras and BNDES Target Critical Minerals for Brazil’s Energy Transition

Petrobras and Brazil’s development bank BNDES have signed a research partnership focused on critical and strategic minerals linked to electrification and the energy transition. Petrobras CEO Magda Chambriard said the company wants Brazil to command more of the technology behind these emerging supply chains.

Combine harvester working in a Brazilian corn field during harvestMarket Insights

Brazil’s GDP expands 1.1% as investment and agriculture lift first quarter

Brazil’s economy grew 1.1% in the first quarter of 2026 from the previous quarter, with gains across agriculture, industry and services. GDP reached BRL 3.3 trillion, about USD 646 billion, according to IBGE.