International Trade in Brazil

Brazil is one of the top ten world economic powers. Its cautious taxation and monetary policies, together with the necessary microeconomic reforms, have given the Brazilian economy solid basis allowing it to withstand the global economic crisis. After going through a slight recession in... Read more
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Market Analyses About Brazil (464)
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Brasil Energia magazine recently published its 2012 Oil and Gas Outlook Edition. This International Market Research...
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Import and Export Services in Brazil (3,521)
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Sales Agents, Brazil
Intrade Ltd operates in Brazil since 1994 based in Sao Paulo, we are dedicated to the international trade business consultancy, we have... -
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Overview About International Trade in Brazil
Main Industry Sectors
Brazil has abundant natural resources and its economy is relatively diversified.
A major agricultural power, Brazil is the world's first producer of coffee, sugar cane and oranges, as well as one of the largest producers of soy. It also attracts many world groups in the food industry and biofuels. Brazil has the world's largest commercial livestock herd. Nevertheless, agriculture's contribution to the GDP is relatively small, accounting for only 6.6%, yet the sector represents 40% of its exports. Forests cover half of the country, with the largest ombrophilous forest in the world situated in the Amazon Basin. Brazil is the world's fourth largest exporter of timber.
Brazil is also a great industrial country. It benefits from its mineral ore wealth and is the second world exporter of iron and one of the main producers of aluminum. As an oil producer, the Brazil is aiming to become self-sufficient in the near future. The country is asserting itself more and more in the textile, aeronautics, pharmacy, automobile, steel and chemical industry sectors. Most of the large automobile manufacturers have set up their production plants in the country. The industrial sector c...