Brazil’s fertilizer imports fell in November 2025, aligning with typical seasonal behavior, as purchases usually peak before the summer harvest and slow toward year-end. Even with the monthly decline, cumulative imports from January to November remained above 2024 levels, showing market resilience despite high prices, unfavorable trade conditions, and geopolitical concerns such as conflicts, sanctions, and U.S. tariffs. According to StoneX analyst Tomás Pernías, buyers adapted to the challenging environment by shifting demand toward cheaper, less concentrated fertilizers. Urea imports reached 6.6 million tons—12% below 2024—while ammonium sulfate (SAM) purchases rose 31%, reflecting a strategic move toward more cost-effective alternatives.
Source: Revista Cultivar
BRAZIL WILL INCREASE FERTILIZER IMPORTS IN 2025.
Published On - 12 de December de 2025