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The main exports from Brazil are ethanol, sugar, coffee, cocoa, shoes, leather, wheat, apples, bananas, stem cell researchers, IT professionals and soccer players :) .
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To which countries does Brazil export coffee?
almost every where
Does Brazil have few mineral resources?
Brazil does have lots of mineral resources that is why it is able to export non-ferrous metals, iron ore and the iron and steel.
Do you export building materials?
It depends on our constructional needs or requirements. We export building materials when anything is not available in our city or country then we will export from other countries.
What kind of resources does Brazil have and export?
Foods, (Soil , Sugar , Coofee) Pipelines
Which countries export goods to Canada?
U.S.A, brazil, ukrain, china, italy, germany
Which country in south America export bananas?
Brazil is the biggest exporter is South America, although all the outher countries export besides Chile.Brazil
To which countries do Trinidad and tobago export oil?
they export oil to the united staes of America,Spain and Jamaica that is all i know i hope it can help you!!
What do countries import and export?
goods (such as toys, clothing, building materials, electonics. ect...)
Why do African countries export unprocessed raw materials to developed countries?
Good for the countries in terms of $$$$..but long term may cause a shortage in supply when demand high and developed countries pay less $$$ for it apparently African states export unprocessed raw materials because industry not gud enough in community.
Why do countries export recycling materials to India and Pakistan?
So that they can get poorly-payed labourers to sort it and then they sell the recycled materials on for a profit.
What does Brazil export to other countries?
Brazil has a variety of main exports. Some of these include iron ore, crude oil, soybeans, sugar, as well as poultry.
What do you trade with?
When countries trade with one another, this is known as import and export. This allows countries to receive materials or items that they don't have naturally.
