Brazilian Agricultural Commodities for Export
Soybeans, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and wheat — sourced across Brazil’s farming regions by Kolash Group in São Paulo and shipped from Santos and Paranaguá to buyers worldwide.
What agricultural commodities does Brazil export?
Brazil is the world’s largest exporter of soybeans, sugar, coffee and orange juice, and one of the leading exporters of corn, soybean meal and soybean oil. Its main grain belt is the Centre-West (Mato Grosso, Goiás), sugar and oranges come mostly from São Paulo state, coffee from Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, and rice and wheat from the South.
Kolash Group supplies eight of these commodities to importers in Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America, on FOB, CFR or CIF terms.
Our Brazilian Commodity Portfolio
Every product with its HS code, Brazil’s latest crop figure, main producing regions, export ports and packaging options.
The Numbers Behind Brazilian Supply
Latest official forecasts for the crops we export. Updated October 2026.
Grain production, 2025/26
Million tonnes · Conab, September 2026 · change vs 2024/25
Soybean exports, 2025/26
Record forecast, million tonnes
That is roughly 64% of the 180.4 Mt soybean crop shipped abroad.
Sources: Conab via World-Grain (Sep 2026) · USDA via Daily Coffee News · Fundecitrus via Citrus Industry · Conab sugarcane estimate. Ring fill is illustrative.
When Each Crop Comes to Market
Brazil’s staggered seasons mean there is almost always a fresh crop moving to port. Tap a commodity to highlight its main harvest window; the needle shows today’s month.
Typical main harvest windows in the leading producing regions; timing varies by year, region and variety.
Brazil’s Producing Regions & Export Ports
Click a region to see what grows there, the local landmarks and the port its cargo usually leaves from.
Product Comparison Table
HS codes, packaging, shipping mode, ports and harvest timing for all eight commodities. Click a column heading to sort.
| Product | HS code | Main regions | Packaging options | Shipping mode | Main ports | Main harvest |
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HS headings shown at 4-digit level; exact tariff codes depend on product form and destination. Specifications, grades and volumes are confirmed in each offer.
From Brazilian Fields to Your Port
Questions About Our Products
Which Brazilian commodities does Kolash Group supply?
Soybeans and soybean meal, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and derivatives, and wheat, all sourced in Brazil and exported from ports such as Santos and Paranaguá.
How big is Brazil’s 2025/26 harvest?
Conab’s September 2026 forecast puts Brazil’s 2025/26 grain crop at 361.7 million tonnes, including a record 180.4 million tonnes of soybeans and 144 million tonnes of corn. Soybean exports are forecast at a record 116.2 million tonnes.
Where are Brazil’s commodities grown?
Soy and corn come mainly from Mato Grosso, Paraná, Goiás and the MATOPIBA frontier; sugarcane and oranges from São Paulo state; coffee from Minas Gerais, São Paulo and Espírito Santo; rice and wheat from Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná.
Do you ship in bulk or containers?
Both. Soybeans, corn, meal and raw sugar usually ship in bulk vessels; coffee, bagged sugar and rice in containers; vegetable oils in flexitanks, ISO tanks or bulk; orange juice in frozen or aseptic bulk or drums.
Can I get product specifications before ordering?
Yes. Specifications, grades and quality parameters are confirmed in each offer, and independent inspection at loading can be agreed in the contract.
Is Brazilian wheat available for export?
Brazil produces wheat mainly in Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul but is also a wheat importer, so export availability is seasonal and limited. We quote wheat selectively, subject to availability.
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