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DATALINER RANKS MAIN IMPORTS & EXPORTS FOR JAN-JULY 2020

Sep, 14, 2020 Posted by Sylvia Schandert

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DatamarNews publishes a monthly ranking of the main goods imported and exported by Brazilian containers according to DataLiner data. The ranking below covers the period from January to July 2020.

Ranking of the Most Exported Goods in the Period from January to July 2020 | TEU

Food exports remain in first place, with a 10% growth in the first seven months of 2020 as compared to the same period in 2019. Other goods showed very sharp growths, such as sugar and derivatives (71%) and cotton (42%). Exports of ceramics (-19%) and reactors and boilers (-19%) showed the sharpest decreases in the period.

Rank	Commodity	2019 (TEU)	2020 (TEU)	% change
1	1	Foods	357.209	394.294	10%
2	2	Wood and coal and derivatives	227.749	234.246	3%
3	3	Paper And Cellulose	147.220	155.811	6%
4	4	Metals and derivatives	75.507	82.077	9%
5	5	Plastic and derivatives	80.399	75.070	-7%
6	6	Beverages - Infusion	70.247	69.088	-2%
7	8	Cotton	44.463	62.934	42%
8	9	Sugar and derivatives	36.559	62.550	71%
9	7	Chemicals	57.808	58.657	1%
10	10	Reactors and boilers	45.885	37.206	-19%
11	12	Animal food	27.123	29.204	8%
12	11	Minerals and derivatives	32.384	28.669	-11%
13	14	Textiles, derivatives and clothing	28.237	25.393	-10%
14	13	Smoke	29.234	24.867	-15%
15	15	Ceramics	27.170	21.912	-19%
16		Total	1.287.195	1.361.979	6%
17		Others	211.223	197.839	-6%
18		Grand total	1.498.418	1.559.818	4%

Source: DataLiner

Ranking of the Most Imported Goods in the Period from January to July 2020 | TEU

The most imported products were plastics and their derivatives, which nevertheless registered a 4% drop in the first seven months of 2020 as compared to the same period in 2019. Fertilizer imports grew the most, increasing by 35%. The steepest decline was in imports of vehicles and auto parts (-29%).

Rank	Commodity	2019 (TEU)	2020 (TEU)	% change
1	1	Plastic and derivatives	157.217	151.057	-4%
2	2	Chemicals	139.726	142.419	2%
3	3	Reactors and boilers	136.213	123.357	-9%
4	4	Vehicles and parts	163.518	116.283	-29%
5	5	Electric machines	100.908	100.860	-0%
6	6	Metals and derivatives	90.894	81.212	-11%
7	7	Textiles, derivatives and clothing	95.011	68.875	-28%
8	8	Foods	53.852	51.908	-4%
9	9	Rubber and derivatives	54.025	41.166	-24%
10	10	Fertilizer	28.620	38.557	35%
11	11	Paper And Cellulose	38.555	37.269	-3%
12	12	Salt, plaster, cement	18.241	19.950	9%
13	13	Glass and derivatives	23.722	18.735	-21%
14	14	Drinks	17.804	16.007	-10%
15	15	Furniture	21.175	15.939	-25%
16		Total	1.139.482	1.023.592	-10%
17		Others	216.938	193.459	-11%
18		Grand total	1.356.420	1.217.051	-10%

Source: DataLiner

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