Brazil’s Soybean Exports to China Jump Over 37% in May
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(Poder360) — Brazil’s soybean exports to China surged to 12.11 million metric tons in May, a 37.5% jump from the same month last year, according to data released by China's General Administration of Customs.
The increase signals a strong recovery from earlier in the year and reflects a steady rebound in demand from the world’s largest soybean importer. According to an analysis by Brazil’s National Association of Cereal Exporters, the trend is being driven by Chinese companies actively procuring the recent South American harvest.

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- Brazil’s soybean exports to China rose 37.5% in May 2024 to 12.11 million metric tons, but total Jan-May exports fell 14% year-over-year to 21.25 million tons.
- The May surge was driven by clearance of previously delayed shipments and renewed demand from Chinese importers.
- Improved weather, competitive pricing, and better port/customs operations contributed, with China’s May soybean imports reaching a record 13.92 million tons.
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- First five months of 2025:
- Total Brazilian soybean exports to China reached 21.25 million metric tons, a 14% decrease compared with the same period in 2024.
- May 2025:
- Brazil’s soybean exports to China surged to 12.11 million metric tons, a 37.5% increase from May 2024.
- May 2025:
- China’s total global soybean imports hit a record 13.92 million metric tons.
- June 28, 2025:
- The article was originally published in Portuguese by Ponder 360.
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