Brazil's coffee exports jump in early September, government data shows

SAO PAULO: Brazil's green coffee exports in September to the second week stood at a daily average of some 13,500 metric tons, up 51.5 per cent from the daily average in September 2025, government data showed on Monday.

Brazil's green coffee exports through the second week of September reached 107,900 tons, equivalent to 1.8 million 60-kg bags, according to the data, after industry figures showed record August shipments.

More details on Brazil's exports through the second week of September:

Oil exports totaled 5.25 million tons, a daily average of some 656,200 tons, up 75.6 per cent yearly, after Brazil reported record output in June and July.

Soybean shipments totaled 2.92 million tons, with a daily average of some 364,400 tons, up 9.2 per cent from a year earlier, following a record 2025/26 crop.

Corn exports totaled 2.29 million tons, a daily average of some 286,200 tons, down 16.7 per cent from a year earlier, amid more grain diverted to local ethanol output and competition from Argentina.

Beef exports totaled 79,700 tons, a daily average of some 10,000 tons, down 30.3 per cent year-on-year, amid the exhaustion of China's 2026 lower-tariff import quota for Brazil.