Exports In 2021, Brazil exported $10B in Raw Sugar, making it the 1st largest exporter of Raw Sugar in the world. At the same year, Raw Sugar was the 4th most exported product in Brazil. The main destination of Raw Sugar exports from Brazil are: China ($1.42B), Algeria ($776M), Nigeria ($598M), Bangladesh ($575M), and Saudi Arabia ($442M).
The fastest growing export markets for Raw Sugar of Brazil between 2020 and 2021 were Iran ($208M), Nigeria ($160M), and Canada ($154M).
Imports In 2021, Brazil imported $4.3M in Raw Sugar, becoming the 158th largest importer of Raw Sugar in the world. At the same year, Raw Sugar was the 882nd most imported product in Brazil. Brazil imports Raw Sugar primarily from: United States ($3.63M), Germany ($210k), Italy ($129k), Guatemala ($101k), and United Arab Emirates ($67k).
The fastest growing import markets in Raw Sugar for Brazil between 2020 and 2021 were United States ($1.89M), Germany ($103k), and Switzerland ($20.2k).
Tariffs In 2017, the average tariff for Brazil in Raw Sugar was 15.6%. The countries with the highest import tariffs for Raw Sugar were Angola (Most Favoured Nation duty rate treatment, 16%), Burundi (Most Favoured Nation duty rate treatment, 16%), Benin (Most Favoured Nation duty rate treatment, 16%), Burkina Faso (Most Favoured Nation duty rate treatment, 16%), and Botswana (Most Favoured Nation duty rate treatment, 16%).