Agricultural exports are projected to reach US$84.3 billion this year, according to AEB.

Brazilian agricultural exports have the potential to reach US$84.334 billion this year, a 6.7% increase, according to the latest projection from the Brazilian Foreign Trade Association (AEB). Soybean shipments stand out, expected to reach a new record of 126 million tons, a 14% increase compared to 2025, and revenue of US$54.502 billion. According to AEB, export estimates for other important agricultural products are: – Beef: US$ 18.386 billion – Green coffee: US$ 10.707 billion – Poultry: US$ 10.293 billion – Pork: US$ 3.903 billion – Corn: US$ 7.877 billion – Raw cotton: US$ 5.268 billion. According to AEB, the total trade balance should end 2026 with a surplus of US$ 94.067 billion — a 38% increase. Exports are expected to reach US$ 385.275 billion (10.6% growth), while imports are projected at US$ 291.208 billion (4% increase), resulting in a trade flow of US$ 676.483 billion, a 7.6% increase over the previous year.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.