Agricultural exports decline in November, but soy and beef maintain upward trend

Published Dec 10, 2025

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Brazilian agribusiness exports totaled US$ 13.4 billion in November 2025, according to data released by the consultancy Itaú BBA. The value represents a 13% drop compared to October, but still a 6% increase from the same month the previous year. The monthly contraction was mainly driven by the slowdown in the volume of shipments of ethanol, meats, and corn, despite the positive performance of soybeans and cellulose.

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The soybean complex led external sales in the month, with a highlight for the grain, which had shipments of 4.2 million tons — a 64% growth in the annual comparison. The stability in the average price (US$ 435.5/t) favored the increase in revenue, which reached US$ 1.83 billion. Soybean meal presented a modest increase of 2.5% in the exported volume, but with prices falling by 18% compared to November 2024. In livestock, beef in natura maintained an impressive performance. There were 318.5 thousand tons shipped, with a 40% increase in volume compared to the same month of the previous year. The revenue totaled US$ 1.75 billion, supported by an average price of US$ 5,508.8/t — 13% higher than that recorded in November 2024. In contrast, there was a drop in sales of chicken meat (-6.5% in volume) and pork (-14%), both impacted by lower international demand. The sugar and ethanol sector recorded a contraction in almost all its segments. Ethanol exports fell 38% in volume and 32% in ...
Source: Agrolink

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