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New Corridor

Coverage of New Corridor in Brazilian foreign trade.
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
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Brazilian rice to Panama: volume spikes in 2026, hinting at new route

Brazil shipped 40,117 tons of rice to Panama in 2025 — roughly 800 times the multi-year average — a spike that signals either opportunistic trading or an

May 24·4min

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Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
New Corridor

China holds 100% of Brazil's self-propelled railcar imports in 2026

Brazil spent US$183.8M on self-propelled railcars in 2025. China captured 100% of the market — a perfect HHI of 1.000 across just three suppliers.

May 23·4min
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
New Corridor

Spain's frozen vegetables to Brazil up 320%, reaching 2,261 tonnes

Spain shipped 2,261 tonnes of frozen vegetables to Brazil in 2025, around 300 times the multi-year baseline — a marginal corridor turned structural now.

May 23·4min
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
New Corridor

Brazilian crude oil to the UK crosses half-million-ton mark for the first time

British refineries bought 552,674 tons of Brazilian crude in the 2025 closed year against a 31,341-ton historical average — a sleepy lane woke.

May 22·4min
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
New Corridor

Amino resins: Brazil's shipments to Argentina quadruple in 2026

Argentina absorbed 63,563 tons of Brazilian amino, phenolic, and polyurethane resins at full-year 2025, against a baseline of just 15,581 tons.

May 22·3min

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