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Portugal

Coverage of Portugal in Brazilian foreign trade.
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
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Brazilian dried pulses to Portugal surge more than sixfold

Brazil shipped 26,082 tons of dried pulses to Portugal in 2025, up from a multi-year average of 3,619 tons, marking a rare spike in the trade corridor.

Jun 7·4min

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Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
Portugal

Brazil soybean meal to Portugal surges 12-fold

In 2025, Brazil shipped 38,652 tons of soybean meal to Portugal, twelve times the corridor's multi-year historical average of 3,101 tons per year.

May 26·2min
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
Portugal

Brazil's dried legume exports to Portugal surge 9x since 2023

Brazilian dried bean and legume exports to Portugal climbed from US$2.4M to US$22.3M across two years, with growth accelerating in each cycle.

May 25·5min
Editorial illustration on Brazilian foreign trade for the foreign trade chapter
Portugal

Brazil dry legume exports to Portugal surge 7-fold

In 2025, Brazil shipped 26,082 tons of dried legumes to Portugal, seven times the corridor's multi-year historical average of 3,639 tons per year.

May 25·2min

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