Brazilian wineries register an increase of 83.25% in exports and sales reach 53 countries

The year 2021 ended with an 83.25% increase in Brazilian wine exports over the previous year. The 8,132,342 liters exported, or 10.8 million bottles, were shipped to 53 countries, with particular emphasis on Paraguay, Haiti, Russia, China, and the United States.

When the volume of wine, sparkling wine, and grape juice are added together, the total exceeds 12,437,524 liters, up from 6,586,262 last year. The performance of sparkling wines was timider, but positive nonetheless, with a 21.36% increase. The grape juice category experienced the greatest growth, increasing by 144.59% to 3,369,939 liters.

The performance is not a record, but it demonstrates an important movement, which can be attributed to the positive image of Brazilian wine in both in the domestic and foreign markets, as well as the favorable exchange rate and actions at fairs, trade missions, and promotional events that were only made possible by the signing of the Technical and Financial Cooperation Agreement between Uvibra-Consevitis and Apex-Brasil.

China, the United States, the United Kingdom, Portugal, and Germany are the agreement’s target countries, followed by Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, and Japan. The R$ 5 million investment will be made by Apex-Brasil (60 %) and counterparts from Uvibra-Consevitis and wineries (40%).

Another aspect that draws the attention of consumers from the rest of the world is the diversity of Brazilian wines, whether in terms of grape varieties or styles of wines and sparkling wines. Brazil is a continental country that produces wines in 26 regions spread across ten Brazilian states. This diversity of terroirs is unrivaled in the world.

Source: Comex do Brasil

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