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Rio de janeiro - Brazil
9:00AM to 7:00 PM
Moday To Friday
+55 21 976 723 023
Brazil is the world’s largest producer and exporter of sugar, accounting for nearly 20% of global production and over 40% of total global exports, according to the International Sugar Organization (ISO). In 2023 alone, Brazil exported more than 29 million metric tons of sugar, supplying key markets across Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America.
This massive output doesn’t just fuel Brazil’s economy — it also feeds billions of people worldwide, playing a vital role in food, beverage, and pharmaceutical supply chains. Brazilian sugar is used to produce everything from chocolates and soft drinks to syrups, baked goods, processed foods, and even cosmetics and ethanol.
But what makes Brazilian sugar so attractive to international buyers?
The answer lies in its quality, scale, and competitive pricing. Brazilian exporters offer a broad range of products — including Refined (ICUMSA 45), Crystal (ICUMSA 150), VHP raw sugar, and even Demerara and brown sugar — with the capacity to meet both bulk industrial demand and specific packaging requirements.
Additionally, Brazil boasts a stable supply chain, a strong export infrastructure (especially through the Port of Santos), and companies that hold international certifications (such as ISO and Halal). Many suppliers also provide custom packaging from 1 kg to 1,000 kg, multilingual support, and a solid reputation built on decades of global trade.
If you’re an importer looking to reduce costs, build reliable supplier relationships, and gain a competitive edge in your local food market, this exclusive guide to the Top 20 Brazilian Sugar Exporters is the tool you need to connect with the most trusted names in the industry.
Contents
Avoid intermediaries and scammers by connecting directly with the 20 largest sugar exporters in Brazil, responsible for over 80% of shipments through the Port of Santos.
Get access to the most competitive offers on the market by negotiating directly with mill owners, cooperatives, and certified trading companies.
Work with suppliers that meet ISO, HACCP, and Halal certifications, ensuring international quality compliance and food safety standards.
All listed companies have a proven track record in handling international orders, including documentation, logistics, port operations, and packaging for export.
Importers can choose from:
ICUMSA 45 (Refined White Sugar)
ICUMSA 150 (Crystal Sugar)
VHP Raw Sugar (ICUMSA 600–1200)
Demerara and Brown Sugar
The Top 20 Brazilian Sugar Exporters Guide includes:
Company name
State and city location
Website and official email
Direct phone number
Types of sugar offered
Export experience
Notes on certifications (ISO, Halal, etc.)
Only verified Brazilian sugar exporters — mills, cooperatives, and trading companies with export capacity and certifications.
The guide is sent immediately via email in PDF format with full contact details of each exporter.
Yes. That is the purpose of this guide — to allow direct B2B communication with major Brazilian exporters.
We recommend contacting Mello Commodity directly for bulk shipments above 12,500 metric tons.
No. Redistribution or resale of the guide is strictly prohibited.
ICUMSA: International Commission for Uniform Methods of Sugar Analysis – defines sugar purity; lower numbers indicate higher refinement.
VHP: “Very High Polarization” sugar, raw sugar with a polarization above 99.4%, typically used for further refining.
ISO: International Organization for Standardization, ensures consistent quality standards across countries.
Halal: Certification that the sugar complies with Islamic dietary laws, important for exports to Muslim-majority countries.
Brazil is the #1 sugar powerhouse in the world, and importing directly from its top suppliers can transform your business — saving money, improving quality, and eliminating unreliable middlemen.
If you WANT TO BUY CONTAINED SUGAR and are ready to enter the global sugar market and connect with the right partners, download the Guide to the 20 Largest Sugar Exporters in Brazil now and start negotiating with the biggest players in the sector.
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Brazilian, graduated in Marketing, Specialist in Service Management and Strategic Communication.
Important International Negotiator in the commercialization of Brazilian agricultural commodities such as: Sugar, Soybeans and Corn.
Owner of Mello Commdity, she has gained great prominence on the internet in recent years by promoting educational articles for importers of Brazilian agricultural commodities.
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