Brazilian corn exports to the European Union gained momentum in September 2026, with five bloc countries importing in just one month a volume greater than the accumulated total from January through August. The movement indicates a recent Brazilian response in strategic markets, although the country still records a decline in shipments to Europe in the balance of the current commercial season.
A survey by Notícias Agrícolas, based on data from the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), indicates that Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Ireland and Portugal together received 1.07 million tonnes of Brazilian corn in September. In the eight previous months, the volume destined for these markets had totaled 8…
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