- In February 2025, Peru exported 349 tons of Brazil nuts, generating $3.5 million in revenue. This marks a 14% decrease in volume compared to the previous year but a 38% increase in value, reflecting a 60% rise in average price per kilogram, reaching $9.96. The significant increase in export value underscores the growing demand for Brazil nuts, particularly in markets like South Korea, which accounted for 34% of Peru's Brazil nut exports in February 2025
- In September 2024 Brazilian government has successfully secured new export authorizations, enabling the export of Brazilian pecan nuts to Thailand, thereby expanding the country’s trade opportunities. This development highlights Brazil’s efforts to diversify its export markets and strengthen its position in the global nut trade
- In February 2024, Brazil's Brazil nut exports saw a significant increase, reaching $679,000 in total export value. The United States emerged as the highest-paying destination, with a price of $3,630 per ton for Brazilian Brazil nuts. This development is a clear indicator of the continued market potential for Brazil nuts, with demand being driven by health trends and the rising popularity of plant-based and sustainable food products
