Brazil shipped 42,500 tons of cotton in the week ending June 19.

Brazil exported 42,500 tons of cotton in the week ending June 19, a volume slightly above that recorded in the previous week, when shipments totaled 40,200 tons. The result remains above the weekly average needed (37,300 tons) to reach the total projected for the current season. The data was released this Monday (22) by Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex) and analyzed by DATAGRO GrainsIn the accumulated total for the 2026/27 marketing year, Brazilian cotton shipments total 3.148 million tons. This volume surpasses the 2.675 million tons recorded in the same period of the 2025/26 crop year and already corresponds to 110.5% of the total export estimate for the current cycle, initially projected at 2.850 million tons.

Wheat and rye

Regarding wheat and rye imports, landings totaled 115,500 tons in the analyzed period. This volume was below the 124,400 tons recorded in the previous week, but exceeded the necessary weekly average of 107,000 tons to reach the total projected for the current season. Since the beginning of the marketing year, Brazil has imported 5.343 million tons of wheat and rye. This amount is lower than that observed in the same period of the previous season, when landings totaled 6.064 million tons. The accumulated volume represents 86.2% of the total import estimate for the 2026/27 cycle, projected at 6.2 million tons. See the full report at [link to report]. shipments and landings in analysis section of DATAGRO Portal.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.