Bico de Ouro Cowpea
Small, round, golden beans.
- Average count
- 480 to 520 / 100g
- Maximum moisture
- 14%
- Flavor and texture
- Mild, creamy texture
Export Portfolio
Commercial Product Showcase
Brazil’s agricultural ecosystem offers consistency, traceability and adaptability for global markets.
+3mn ha
in production, supporting a stable supply
Commercial Categories
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Backed by more than 3 million hectares in production, our exporters provide a reliable ingredient supply for the growing global demand for superfoods and alternative proteins. Filter the commercial categories to find the varieties best suited to your industry.
Beans and Pulses
Our beans and pulses meet rigorous size and moisture specifications, ensuring consistent quality for packing and processing industries.
Guariba Cowpea
Medium-sized, light brown beans.
- Average count
- 480 to 520 / 100g
- Maximum moisture
- 14%
- Flavor and texture
- Mild, slightly sweet, soft texture
Carioca Beans
Round, beige beans with brown stripes.
- Maximum moisture
- 12%
- Flavor and texture
- Neutral
Adzuki Beans
Small, round, dark red beans.
- Average count
- 3 mm or larger
- Maximum moisture
- 13%
- Flavor and texture
- Sweet, with nutty notes
Black Beans
Medium-sized, black, oval beans.
- Maximum moisture
- 13%
- Flavor and texture
- Rich, slightly sweet, soft texture
Light Speckled Kidney Beans (LSKB)
Long beige beans with red speckles.
- Average count
- 280 to 300 / 100g
- Maximum moisture
- 15%
- Flavor and texture
- Mild, slightly sweet, soft texture
Dark Red Kidney Beans
Medium-sized, elongated oval beans with a vibrant red color.
- Maximum moisture
- 14%
- Flavor and texture
- Mild, firm texture
Green Mung Beans
Small, glossy green beans.
- Average count
- 3 mm or larger
- Maximum moisture
- 21%
- Flavor and texture
- Mild, soft texture
Black Matpe
Small black beans.
- Average count
- 3 mm or larger
- Maximum moisture
- 21%
- Flavor and texture
- Earthy, creamy texture
Sesame
Brazil has become a major sesame supply hub, offering cultivars valued for their climate adaptability and strong demand from industries such as tahini production.
K3 Sesame
Small, light brown seeds.
- Flavor and texture
- Nutty notes
- Best application
- Excellent yield for hulling and oil production
Vitória Sesame
A variety exceptionally well adapted to Brazilian growing conditions.
- Flavor and texture
- Naturally sweet
- Best application
- Tahini production
Hulled Sesame Seeds
White, loose, gluten-free seeds with a minimum purity of 99.95%.
- Minimum purity
- Minimum 99.95%
- Flavor and texture
- Characteristic, with no off-flavors
- Best application
- Tahini and food ingredients
Specialty Crops
Beyond beans and oilseeds, Brazil exports specialty crops with strict visual quality control and high expansion capacity.
Chia Seeds
Small, round, semi-flat seeds.
- Color
- Black, gray and white
Popcorn
Strict visual quality control and high expansion capacity.
- Shapes
- Butterfly and Mushroom
- Expansion
- Up to 44 times its original size
Applications and Markets
Industrial Applications and Markets Served
Brazilian harvests reliably serve demand across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. With their distinctive flavor and texture, sesame varieties such as Anahi and Vitória are ideal for the global tahini industry. Other crops, including green mung and black matpe, already supply India’s demanding market directly.
Beans · Top 10 destinations in 2025
- 01 India 57.8%
- 02 Pakistan 5.2%
- 03 Portugal 5.0%
- 04 South Africa 4.3%
- 05 Egypt 3.4%
- 06 Venezuela 3.0%
- 07 Thailand 2.3%
- 08 U.A.E. 2.1%
- 09 Guatemala 1.9%
- 10 Türkiye 1.9%
US$ 443.3 million · 533.3 thousand tonnes · CAGR of 25.2% per year from 2018 to 2025
Sesame · Top 10 destinations in 2025
- 01 China 33.8%
- 02 India 20.9%
- 03 Türkiye 8.9%
- 04 Saudi Arabia 7.6%
- 05 Vietnam 6.7%
- 06 Guatemala 6.1%
- 07 Egypt 4.0%
- 08 Jordan 3.9%
- 09 Israel 2.6%
- 10 Mexico 1.8%
US$ 578.0 million · 532.1 thousand tonnes · CAGR of 106.2% per year from 2018 to 2025
In 2025, sesame surpassed beans in revenue for the first time, accounting for 56.6% compared with 43.4% of combined revenue.
Source: Statistical Yearbook · Brazilian Crop Exports 2025 (ComexStat/SECEX).
In 2025, sesame surpassed beans in revenue for the first time, accounting for 56.6% compared with 43.4% of combined revenue.
Harvest Calendar
Supply Windows
Brazil provides continuous supply through exceptional agricultural capacity, with up to three bean harvests each year. Crops such as sesame are strategically planted during the off-season after the second corn crop, optimizing land use and supporting record annual sourcing volumes.
A bimodal pattern, with peaks in July and September.
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Our partner exporters have the agricultural and port infrastructure to meet your volume requirements. Connect directly with the companies that source the crop.