In 2022, transactions involving Brazilian exports and imports reached the highest value in the thirty-year historical series, totaling USD 607.7 billion in the period. According to the data, which Vixtra mapped based on data from the Foreign Trade Secretariat, the country had a surplus of USD 61.3 billion last year. “The expressive outcome shows the strength and resilience of Brazilian foreign trade in the global scenario. Despite the unstable scenario, cost increases, and other incidents, the country maintained a constant flow, increasing commodity sales to new customers,” says Leonardo Baltieri, co-CEO of Vixtra.”
Sources: Forbes/Uniao Nacional da Bioenergia (*Translated by Ia Niani)