Brazil exports more beans, but the domestic market maintains stability.

Brazilian bean exports reached historic levels in September 2025, both in monthly volume and in the 12-month cumulative total. According to Cepea, Mato Grosso's leadership in this market is consolidated, driven by varieties aimed primarily at international consumption, which keeps the supply of the types most consumed in Brazil, such as carioca and black beans, stable. According to the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), Brazil shipped 85.4 thousand tons of beans in September alone—the highest volume ever recorded for a single month. From January to September 2025, the total exported amounts to 361.9 thousand tons, surpassing the total for the entire year of 2024, which was 343.6 thousand tons. Over the 12-month period, exports reach 488.4 thousand tons, another record. Exported varieties are different from those consumed domestically According to Cepea researchers, the increase in exports is based on the growing demand for specific bean varieties, distinct from those with the ...