General

The customs data is released by the International Customs Organization and is one of the most authoritative import and export data in the world, covering all aspects of international trade. The data includes not only the total volume of trade goods, but also the proportion of each major category of goods in the total volume of goods.

At present, Brazilian customs data mainly include:

01. Customs code: 850000000;

02. Import and export management policies: free trade, tariff collection and other restrictions;

03. Customs statistics: import amount, export amount, import rate, export rate;

04. Customs data provided by Huacheng Chuangzhi: importers and exporters, supply relations, prices, quantities, trade trends, procurement contacts, etc.

Brazil, as a developing country in Latin America, has developed rapidly in recent years, although its economy is small, so it has attracted more and more foreign enterprises to invest in it, and also brought more and more foreign goods. It can be seen from the customs data that the import volume of Brazil has been increasing in recent years, while the export volume has been decreasing, with an annual decrease of about 4% from 2015 to 2019. From the perspective of export structure, it is mainly machinery and agricultural products.

From the perspective of imports, the total imports also showed an upward trend year by year. In 2022, Brazil's total foreign trade was 607.7 billion US dollars, up 21.5% from 2021. Among them, the export volume was 335 billion US dollars, an increase of 19.3% over 2021; The import volume was US $272.7 billion, up 24.3% from 2021. Customs data also showed that in 2022, the main export destinations of Brazilian products were: China's US $91.3 billion, the EU's US $51 billion, the US $37.4 billion and Argentina's US $15.4 billion. The main sources of Brazil's imports are: China's US $61.6 billion, the US $51.3 billion, the EU's US $44.3 billion and Argentina's US $13.1 billion.