Cities in Brazil that export the most (2025)
US$ 40.03 billionexported by companies in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) in 2025, 1st in the country
- Brazil (sum of municipalities): US$ 348.27 billion
- Since 2024: +3.3%
- Since 2015: +86.5%
- Municipalities that exported: 2,485
- Source: MDIC/SECEX, Comex Stat
Companies based in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) sold US$ 40.03 billion abroad in 2025, 11.5% of the national total, driven by crude oil. The 10 leading cities add up to 25.5% of exports in Brazil. Keep in mind that the count follows the company's tax address, not where the product was made.
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The 20 cities that export the most
What leaves the country
Products (HS4) with the highest export value in 2025, adding up exports assigned to municipalities.
Each product has its own page in Portuguese, with the cities that export the most and the countries that buy. Para onde o Brasil exporta →
By state
| # | State | 2025 | Since 2024 | City that exports the most |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | São Paulo | US$ 75.98 billion | −0.3% | Santos US$ 6.71 billion |
| 2 | Rio de Janeiro | US$ 53.84 billion | +2.5% | Rio de Janeiro US$ 40.03 billion |
| 3 | Minas Gerais | US$ 41.30 billion | +9.2% | Varginha US$ 3.29 billion |
| 4 | Mato Grosso | US$ 27.46 billion | +10.9% | Sorriso US$ 2.67 billion |
| 5 | Paraná | US$ 27.01 billion | +2.9% | Paranaguá US$ 7.03 billion |
| 6 | Pará | US$ 24.19 billion | +3.1% | Canaã dos Carajás US$ 6.56 billion |
| 7 | Rio Grande do Sul | US$ 20.17 billion | −2.0% | Rio Grande US$ 2.72 billion |
| 8 | Santa Catarina | US$ 14.95 billion | +1.1% | Itajaí US$ 6.12 billion |
| 9 | Goiás | US$ 11.70 billion | +7.0% | Rio Verde US$ 3.42 billion |
| 10 | Bahia | US$ 11.46 billion | −0.5% | Luís Eduardo Magalhães US$ 2.33 billion |
| 11 | Espírito Santo | US$ 10.90 billion | −1.7% | Vitória US$ 1.92 billion |
| 12 | Mato Grosso do Sul | US$ 8.56 billion | +12.2% | Três Lagoas US$ 2.11 billion |
| 13 | Maranhão | US$ 5.49 billion | −8.1% | São Luís US$ 1.92 billion |
| 14 | Rondônia | US$ 3.01 billion | +22.3% | Vilhena US$ 956.5 million |
| 15 | Tocantins | US$ 2.96 billion | +26.5% | Porto Nacional US$ 552.5 million |
| 16 | Pernambuco | US$ 2.37 billion | +10.6% | Goiana US$ 1.01 billion |
| 17 | Ceará | US$ 2.30 billion | +59.6% | São Gonçalo do Amarante US$ 1.21 billion |
| 18 | Rio Grande do Norte | US$ 1.11 billion | −1.7% | Guamaré US$ 584.4 million |
| 19 | Amazonas | US$ 935.1 million | −7.9% | Manaus US$ 794.6 million |
| 20 | Piauí | US$ 847.4 million | −18.4% | Uruçuí US$ 302.6 million |
| 21 | Alagoas | US$ 583.1 million | −10.5% | Craíbas US$ 225.5 million |
| 22 | Sergipe | US$ 480.8 million | +7.1% | Japaratuba US$ 278.5 million |
| 23 | Roraima | US$ 263.9 million | −26.9% | Boa Vista US$ 254.7 million |
| 24 | Paraíba | US$ 141.4 million | −17.7% | Campina Grande US$ 56.5 million |
| 25 | Amapá | US$ 118.0 million | −27.8% | Santana US$ 111.6 million |
| 26 | Distrito Federal | US$ 80.8 million | −5.9% | Brasília US$ 80.8 million |
| 27 | Acre | US$ 65.2 million | +5.3% | Brasiléia US$ 26.7 million |
All 2,485 municipalities that exported in Brazil in 2025
| # | Municipality | State | 2025 | Since 2024 | Main product | Main destination |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rio de Janeiro | RJ | US$ 40.03 billion | +54.7% | Crude oil 91.3% of total | China 41.9% |
| 2 | Paranaguá | PR | US$ 7.03 billion | +5.2% | Soybeans 49.9% of total | China 47.2% |
| 3 | Santos | SP | US$ 6.71 billion | +0.5% | Fuels and oil products 27.3% of total | China 27.6% |
| 4 | Canaã dos Carajás | PA | US$ 6.56 billion | −2.2% | Iron ore 88.5% of total | China 63.2% |
| 5 | Itajaí | SC | US$ 6.12 billion | +14.7% | Chicken meat 53.1% of total | Japan 11.4% |
| 6 | São Paulo | SP | US$ 5.36 billion | +2.9% | Sugar 29.1% of total | China 19.1% |
| 7 | Parauapebas | PA | US$ 5.28 billion | −15.5% | Iron ore 100.0% of total | China 75.2% |
| 8 | São Bernardo do Campo | SP | US$ 4.11 billion | +9.8% | Tractors 26.9% of total | Argentina 40.8% |
| 9 | São José dos Campos | SP | US$ 4.06 billion | +10.4% | Aircraft and helicopters 72.7% of total | United States 52.9% |
| 10 | Rio Verde | GO | US$ 3.42 billion | +6.5% | Soybeans 72.3% of total | China 62.0% |
| 11 | Itaguaí | RJ | US$ 3.42 billion | +12.2% | Iron ore 99.8% of total | China 88.2% |
| 12 | Barcarena | PA | US$ 3.33 billion | +3.9% | Alumina 65.8% of total | Norway 28.1% |
| 13 | São João da Barra | RJ | US$ 3.32 billion | −7.8% | Crude oil 75.3% of total | China 31.0% |
| 14 | Varginha | MG | US$ 3.29 billion | +63.8% | Coffee 97.7% of total | Germany 21.3% |
| 15 | Marabá | PA | US$ 3.17 billion | +22.6% | Copper ore 89.4% of total | Germany 17.2% |
| 16 | Piracicaba | SP | US$ 2.76 billion | −12.7% | Crawler tractors and excavators 58.9% of total | United States 47.0% |
| 17 | Rio Grande | RS | US$ 2.72 billion | −4.0% | Soybeans 36.5% of total | China 38.0% |
| 18 | Maringá | PR | US$ 2.68 billion | −7.0% | Soybeans 56.3% of total | China 54.5% |
| 19 | Sorriso | MT | US$ 2.67 billion | −6.2% | Soybeans 64.2% of total | China 45.9% |
| 20 | Sorocaba | SP | US$ 2.64 billion | +16.3% | Cars 44.0% of total | Argentina 55.6% |
| 21 | Duque de Caxias | RJ | US$ 2.57 billion | −83.6% | Fuels and oil products 86.7% of total | Singapore 31.6% |
| 22 | Araxá | MG | US$ 2.54 billion | +10.7% | Ferroalloys 88.0% of total | China 46.9% |
| 23 | Nova Lima | MG | US$ 2.52 billion | +21.2% | Iron ore 68.1% of total | China 67.7% |
| 24 | Rondonópolis | MT | US$ 2.44 billion | −19.4% | Soybean meal 43.9% of total | China 30.0% |
| 25 | Guaxupé | MG | US$ 2.35 billion | +55.7% | Coffee 99.9% of total | United States 18.7% |
| 26 | Luís Eduardo Magalhães | BA | US$ 2.33 billion | +9.8% | Soybeans 57.5% of total | China 52.5% |
| 27 | Guarulhos | SP | US$ 2.33 billion | −10.7% | Fuels and oil products 51.0% of total | United States 25.3% |
| 28 | Curitiba | PR | US$ 2.22 billion | +21.2% | Tractors 20.2% of total | Argentina 20.4% |
| 29 | Três Lagoas | MS | US$ 2.11 billion | −19.2% | Pulp 90.5% of total | China 44.2% |
| 30 | São Francisco do Conde | BA | US$ 2.04 billion | −8.2% | Fuels and oil products 99.8% of total | Singapore 49.7% |
| 31 | Paracatu | MG | US$ 2.03 billion | +46.9% | Gold 98.0% of total | Canada 57.7% |
| 32 | Vitória | ES | US$ 1.92 billion | −24.2% | Iron ore 61.3% of total | Egypt 12.6% |
| 33 | São Luís | MA | US$ 1.92 billion | −10.7% | Alumina 72.4% of total | Canada 51.4% |
| 34 | Ilhabela | SP | US$ 1.88 billion | −28.1% | Crude oil 100.0% of total | China 76.3% |
| 35 | Santa Cruz do Sul | RS | US$ 1.87 billion | +11.3% | Leaf tobacco 89.6% of total | Belgium 27.9% |
| 36 | Serra | ES | US$ 1.85 billion | −13.6% | Semi-finished steel 60.1% of total | United States 59.6% |
| 37 | São José dos Pinhais | PR | US$ 1.84 billion | +19.3% | Cars 44.7% of total | Argentina 42.4% |
| 38 | Sinop | MT | US$ 1.84 billion | +22.7% | Soybeans 61.7% of total | China 38.6% |
| 39 | Anchieta | ES | US$ 1.80 billion | +29.3% | Iron ore 100.0% of total | China 16.5% |
| 40 | Passo Fundo | RS | US$ 1.73 billion | −16.1% | Soybeans 75.1% of total | China 76.2% |
| 41 | Balsas | MA | US$ 1.72 billion | −8.7% | Soybeans 92.5% of total | China 73.7% |
| 42 | São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo | MG | US$ 1.65 billion | +4.0% | Iron ore 100.0% of total | China 72.3% |
| 43 | Aracruz | ES | US$ 1.56 billion | +13.5% | Pulp 55.2% of total | Singapore 34.8% |
| 44 | Betim | MG | US$ 1.52 billion | +15.8% | Trucks 35.3% of total | Argentina 55.1% |
| 45 | Matão | SP | US$ 1.46 billion | +2.6% | Fruit juices 82.6% of total | United States 44.8% |
| 46 | Ponta Grossa | PR | US$ 1.44 billion | −6.8% | Soybean meal 51.8% of total | India 19.1% |
| 47 | Ouro Preto | MG | US$ 1.36 billion | +35.8% | Iron ore 98.2% of total | China 85.4% |
| 48 | Lençóis Paulista | SP | US$ 1.30 billion | +8.0% | Pulp 68.7% of total | China 83.7% |
| 49 | Joinville | SC | US$ 1.30 billion | −5.2% | Engine parts 26.8% of total | United States 16.0% |
| 50 | Cubatão | SP | US$ 1.29 billion | +5.1% | Chicken meat 34.9% of total | China 22.2% |
| 51 | Ribas do Rio Pardo | MS | US$ 1.26 billion | +193.9% | Pulp 95.3% of total | China 65.0% |
| 52 | São Gonçalo do Amarante | CE | US$ 1.21 billion | +106.4% | Semi-finished steel 61.9% of total | United States 65.2% |
| 53 | Venâncio Aires | RS | US$ 1.21 billion | +9.2% | Leaf tobacco 93.9% of total | China 37.9% |
| 54 | Campinas | SP | US$ 1.19 billion | +21.0% | Fuels and oil products 17.5% of total | United States 23.1% |
| 55 | Porto Alegre | RS | US$ 1.19 billion | −20.1% | Soybeans 58.2% of total | China 63.1% |
| 56 | Pindamonhangaba | SP | US$ 1.18 billion | −26.0% | Chapas e tiras, de alumínio, de espessura superior a 0,2 mm 35.5% of total | China 27.4% |
| 57 | Gavião Peixoto | SP | US$ 1.17 billion | +32.1% | Aircraft and helicopters 92.9% of total | United States 62.0% |
| 58 | Itabira | MG | US$ 1.16 billion | −5.2% | Iron ore 95.6% of total | China 50.3% |
| 59 | Sapezal | MT | US$ 1.10 billion | +22.3% | Cotton lint 45.0% of total | China 20.4% |
| 60 | São Francisco do Sul | SC | US$ 1.10 billion | −7.7% | Soybeans 73.5% of total | China 58.4% |
| 61 | Jataí | GO | US$ 1.08 billion | +0.8% | Soybeans 65.3% of total | China 55.9% |
| 62 | Londrina | PR | US$ 1.08 billion | +15.0% | Soybeans 43.2% of total | China 40.3% |
| 63 | Lins | SP | US$ 1.07 billion | +9.0% | Frozen beef 42.7% of total | China 40.8% |
| 64 | Guaíba | RS | US$ 1.07 billion | −6.4% | Pulp 85.2% of total | China 26.0% |
| 65 | Matupá | MT | US$ 1.05 billion | +43.7% | Soybeans 59.7% of total | China 37.8% |
| 66 | Nova Mutum | MT | US$ 1.05 billion | +2.8% | Soybeans 40.9% of total | China 36.3% |
| 67 | Conceição do Mato Dentro | MG | US$ 1.05 billion | −51.4% | Iron ore 100.0% of total | Bahrain 66.2% |
| 68 | Campo Novo do Parecis | MT | US$ 1.04 billion | −9.0% | Soybeans 59.8% of total | China 31.4% |
| 69 | Querência | MT | US$ 1.03 billion | +60.8% | Soybeans 64.2% of total | China 59.3% |
| 70 | Taubaté | SP | US$ 1.01 billion | +52.9% | Cars 68.3% of total | Argentina 43.4% |
| 71 | Diamantino | MT | US$ 1.01 billion | +49.3% | Frozen beef 40.0% of total | China 59.5% |
| 72 | Goiana | PE | US$ 1.01 billion | +37.6% | Cars 66.6% of total | Argentina 71.8% |
| 73 | Itabirito | MG | US$ 986.0 million | −23.2% | Iron ore 97.0% of total | China 96.8% |
| 74 | Jaraguá do Sul | SC | US$ 976.2 million | −4.4% | Electric motors 66.9% of total | United States 24.4% |
| 75 | Colina | SP | US$ 975.5 million | −2.7% | Fruit juices 39.1% of total | United States 41.6% |
| 76 | Sete Lagoas | MG | US$ 962.4 million | +19.6% | Pig iron 49.4% of total | United States 42.4% |
| 77 | Vilhena | RO | US$ 956.5 million | +23.7% | Soybeans 53.2% of total | China 38.0% |
| 78 | Jundiaí | SP | US$ 954.8 million | +4.3% | Electrical transformers 16.8% of total | United States 27.5% |
| 79 | Triunfo | RS | US$ 915.2 million | −5.6% | Polyethylene 60.8% of total | Belgium 14.9% |
| 80 | Araraquara | SP | US$ 911.5 million | +18.1% | Fruit juices 71.5% of total | United States 37.0% |
| 81 | Dourados | MS | US$ 906.5 million | +3.0% | Soybeans 52.0% of total | China 36.8% |
| 82 | Promissão | SP | US$ 899.7 million | +18.7% | Frozen beef 85.5% of total | China 61.2% |
| 83 | Campo Verde | MT | US$ 886.6 million | −18.7% | Cotton lint 55.1% of total | China 30.9% |
| 84 | Camaçari | BA | US$ 885.2 million | −11.6% | Dissolving wood pulp 38.0% of total | China 28.2% |
| 85 | Angra dos Reis | RJ | US$ 876.7 million | −19.2% | Compressors and fans 31.2% of total | Singapore 96.8% |
| 86 | Uberlândia | MG | US$ 857.4 million | +11.0% | Soybeans 76.2% of total | China 65.8% |
| 87 | Canarana | MT | US$ 846.2 million | +108.1% | Soybeans 49.7% of total | China 62.8% |
| 88 | Paulínia | SP | US$ 841.4 million | +4.2% | Medicines 34.7% of total | Argentina 18.2% |
| 89 | Caxias do Sul | RS | US$ 841.3 million | +20.2% | Vehicle bodies 27.1% of total | Argentina 23.3% |
| 90 | Belo Horizonte | MG | US$ 826.6 million | +17.9% | Tubos e perfis ocos, sem costura, de ferro ou aço 46.2% of total | United States 37.5% |
| 91 | Primavera do Leste | MT | US$ 808.9 million | +0.2% | Soybean meal 30.5% of total | China 27.6% |
| 92 | Imperatriz | MA | US$ 805.8 million | −18.4% | Pulp 88.1% of total | United States 38.4% |
| 93 | Indaiatuba | SP | US$ 802.4 million | +9.9% | Crawler tractors and excavators 30.9% of total | Argentina 33.5% |
| 94 | Manaus | AM | US$ 794.6 million | −9.1% | Food preparations 26.4% of total | Germany 20.7% |
| 95 | Pederneiras | SP | US$ 780.1 million | −10.3% | Soybeans 39.8% of total | China 39.7% |
| 96 | Guarujá | SP | US$ 778.4 million | −20.5% | Soybeans 62.9% of total | China 61.7% |
| 97 | Araguari | MG | US$ 777.7 million | −7.1% | Frozen beef 32.8% of total | China 52.0% |
| 98 | São Caetano do Sul | SP | US$ 762.9 million | +14.8% | Cars 56.7% of total | Argentina 54.7% |
| 99 | Campo Grande | MS | US$ 758.1 million | +42.3% | Frozen beef 55.7% of total | China 29.7% |
| 100 | Itaituba | PA | US$ 749.4 million | +132.2% | Gold 79.9% of total | Switzerland 77.7% |
Other rankings
Source and how to cite
Exports in US dollars (FOB, the value of the goods at the port of departure), summed over the year. Comex Stat assigns each export to the municipality of the exporting company's tax address, not to where the product was made: trading companies, cooperatives and group headquarters concentrate sales produced in other cities (for example, a mine's ore can show up in the city of the mining company's headquarters). Source: MDIC/SECEX, Comex Stat, municipal files (2025, 2024 and 2015). The latest years are still revised by SECEX. Updated . Full list as JSON. Product names are translated from the Portuguese Comex Stat descriptions; some appear in the original Portuguese. How to cite: dadobruto.com. Cities in Brazil that export the most (2025). https://dadobruto.com/en/rankings/exports
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