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Brazil: Extra virgin olive oil imports

How much Extra virgin olive oil does Brazil import?

Brazil imported $538.5M in 2025 (43.2% change over the period).

Who supplies Extra virgin olive oil to Brazil?

Largest suppliers: Portugal (66.9%), Spain (15%), Italy (6.8%), Argentina (5.9%), Chile (2.7%).

What price per kg does Brazil pay for Extra virgin olive oil?

Average $6.96/kg; most purchases at about $7.04/kg. This is the yearly average import unit value declared at customs (USD/kg) — what importers paid, not a retail or producer price.

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CountryYearly imports (2025)ShareAvg. import price ($/kg)
Portugal$360.1M66.9%7.04
Spain$80.9M15%6.68
Italy$36.5M6.8%7.11
Argentina$31.9M5.9%6.31
Chile$14.7M2.7%8.6
Tunisia$8.4M1.6%6.47
Turkiye$3.5M0.7%6.73
Greece$1.8M0.3%9.21
Lebanon$339K0.1%2.55
Uruguay$275K0.1%10.65
France$104K0%6.58
United Kingdom$7K0%44.98

This is the yearly average import unit value declared at customs (USD/kg) — what importers paid, not a retail or producer price.

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