What Brazil sold to and bought from Canada in January–August 2026: exports, imports, trade balance and the most traded HS4 chapters.
Brazil ran a US$ 2.27 billion trade surplus with Canada in January–July 2026, exporting US$ 4.35 billion against US$ 2.09 billion in imports. Brazil sells about 2.1 times what it buys.
The basket is atypical by Brazilian standards: unwrought gold alone accounts for US$ 2.45 billion of exports — 56% of the total — followed by aluminium oxide (US$ 667.1 million) and sugar. On the import side, potassic fertilisers lead at US$ 1.17 billion. Browse the SH4 chapters below to drill into a specific commodity.
In trade with Canada, Brazil closed January–August 2026 with a surplus of US$ 2.52B.
Brazil sold US$ 4.90B and bought US$ 2.38B, across 798 SH4 headings with data.
Brazil holds a US$ 2.27 billion surplus: US$ 4.35 billion exported against US$ 2.09 billion imported. Exports run at 2.1 times imports, and the gap exceeds everything Brazil bought from the country in the window.
Unwrought gold leads at US$ 2.45 billion, alone 56% of the basket. Artificial corundum and aluminium oxide follow (US$ 667.1 million), then cane sugar (US$ 161.9 million) and coffee (US$ 130.6 million). It is the most single-line concentrated basket among large partners.
Potassic fertilisers lead at US$ 1.17 billion, more than half the US$ 2.09 billion import total. Gas turbines follow (US$ 198.0 million), then aircraft (US$ 116.8 million) and medicaments (US$ 77.5 million).
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See what Pro includesThe US$ 2.45 billion in gold is more than half of Brazilian exports to the country and alone explains the US$ 2.27 billion surplus. It is a volatile, high value-per-tonne line: without it, the bilateral relationship would be close to balanced.
