Brazil Food And Beverage Industry Statistics

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Brazil Food And Beverage Industry Statistics

Brazil’s food and beverage machine is still churning at scale, with the industry bringing in about USD 250 billion in 2023 revenues, even as household spend keeps shifting toward beverages that make up 12% of F and B outlays. One click reveals why the swing matters for brands and investors, from 2022/23 ethanol at 30 billion liters led by sugarcane to beer production of 14.5 billion liters and soft drink consumption reaching 82 liters per person, plus fast movers like ready to drink tea and RTD coffee pushing double digit gains.

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Key Statistics

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Brazil's fruit juice market volume was 2.1 billion liters in 2023, with orange juice dominant at 60%.

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Brazil's ethanol production hit 30 billion liters in 2022/23, 99% from sugarcane.

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Bottled water market volume was 8.5 billion liters in 2023, +6% growth.

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Ready-to-drink tea market expanded 15% to 500 million liters.

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Beer production was 14.5 billion liters in 2023.

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RTD coffee market grew 30% to 200 million units.

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Wine production 40 million liters in 2023.

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Energy drink volume 1.2 billion liters.

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Cachaça exports 20 million liters.

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Sports drink market doubled to 300 million liters.

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8% growth in non-dairy milks.

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Craft spirits up 45% production.

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1.5 billion liters coconut water.

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Kombucha market 50 million liters.

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1.8 million tons corn ethanol.

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2.5 billion liters beer cans produced.

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30% growth in fermented drinks.

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Per capita consumption of soft drinks in Brazil reached 82 liters in 2022, up from 78 liters in 2021.

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Consumer spending on packaged food in Brazil increased by 7.8% in 2023 to BRL 450 billion.

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Per capita meat consumption in Brazil was 95 kg in 2022, highest in South America.

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45% of Brazilians consumed energy drinks weekly in 2023 survey.

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Household expenditure on beverages was 12% of F&B spend in 2022.

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Per capita sugar consumption at 60 kg annually in 2022.

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Instant noodles consumption 5.5 billion packs in 2023.

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Bread consumption 30 kg per capita yearly.

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Yogurt consumption doubled to 8 kg/capita 2018-2023.

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70% households buy processed foods weekly.

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Ice cream sales 900 million liters.

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42% Brazilians prefer local brands.

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Probiotic yogurt 30% market growth.

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75% households buy snacks monthly.

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15 liters per capita bottled water.

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12% market for clean label foods.

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6 kg per capita chocolate consumption.

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40% Brazilians reduce sugar intake.

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F&B industry contributed BRL 1.2 trillion to GDP in 2022 via supply chain.

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F&B logistics costs 12% of revenue.

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USD 15 billion total F&B trade surplus.

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The Brazilian food processing sector employed over 1.8 million people directly in 2022, with a growth rate of 2.1% year-over-year.

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Direct employment in beverage manufacturing reached 250,000 jobs in 2022.

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1.2 million indirect jobs supported by F&B exports in 2022.

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320,000 jobs in agribusiness linked to F&B in 2023.

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180,000 formal jobs in soft drink sector.

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500 new F&B factories opened 2020-2023.

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950,000 jobs in food retail.

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150,000 jobs in fruit processing.

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22% share of women in F&B leadership.

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200,000 jobs in sugar ethanol chain.

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950 factories in beverage sector.

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1.1 million jobs total F&B direct/indirect.

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Brazil exported 45 million tons of soybeans in 2023, valued at USD 38 billion, making it the world's largest exporter.

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Beef exports from Brazil totaled 2.2 million tons in 2023, valued at USD 12.5 billion.

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Brazil exported USD 1.8 billion in fruit juices in 2023, mainly to Europe and USA.

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Alcoholic beverages exports reached USD 500 million in 2023.

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Dairy exports grew 15% to 1.5 million tons in 2023.

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40% of exports went to China in 2023 for protein meals.

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1 million tons coffee exports to USA in 2023.

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Chocolate exports USD 200 million.

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Poultry to Middle East 500,000 tons.

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Fruit exports USD 1 billion.

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900,000 tons soy grits exports.

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USD 800 million in petiscaria exports.

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7.2 million tons soybean meal exports.

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The bakery products market in Brazil was valued at BRL 85 billion in 2023.

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Snack food market grew 9% to BRL 35 billion in 2023.

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Frozen food sales increased 22% post-pandemic to BRL 40 billion.

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Confectionery market valued at BRL 25 billion, +8% growth.

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Pasta production 1.8 million tons annually.

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Canned goods market BRL 50 billion in 2023.

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Mayonnaise market BRL 8 billion.

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Tomato processing 5 million tons.

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Cookies production 1.2 million tons.

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Sauces market BRL 15 billion.

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50 million tons total grain processing.

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28 billion units tetra pak used.

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18 billion biscuits produced yearly.

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Imported ingredients for F&B industry totaled USD 5.2 billion in 2022, mainly wheat and corn.

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Wheat imports totaled 7.5 million tons in 2023, USD 2.8 billion.

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Edible oil imports USD 1.2 billion in 2022.

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Palm oil imports 1 million tons.

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USD 3 billion dairy imports mainly powder.

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In 2023, Brazil's food and beverage industry generated total revenues of approximately USD 250 billion, representing 8.5% of the national GDP.

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The non-alcoholic beverage market in Brazil grew by 5.3% in volume terms in 2023.

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In 2022, the foodservice sector in Brazil saw revenues of BRL 120 billion, recovering 15% post-pandemic.

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E-commerce sales of F&B products grew 35% to BRL 25 billion in 2023.

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F&B manufacturing output index rose 4.5% in 2023.

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F&B e-commerce penetration reached 18% of total sales in 2023.

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15% rise in premium alcohol segment sales.

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Pet food (F&B adjacent) BRL 30 billion market.

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Halal certified exports USD 20 billion.

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F&B startups raised USD 1 billion in 2023.

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Premium coffee segment 15% sales share.

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4.8% inflation in F&B prices 2023.

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F&B R&D centers 150 nationwide.

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The craft beer segment in Brazil grew 25% in 2023, reaching 1.2% market share.

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Organic food sales in Brazil surged 28% to BRL 6.5 billion in 2023.

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Investment in F&B industry R&D was BRL 4.2 billion in 2023, up 12%.

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Plant-based food sales up 40% to BRL 2.8 billion in 2023.

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28% CAGR in functional beverages from 2018-2023.

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Sustainability investments in F&B hit BRL 10 billion in 2023.

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Vegan product launches up 50% in 2023.

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25% market share for private labels in F&B.

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12% CAGR in health foods 2019-2023.

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Soft drink sugar reduction 20% by 2023.

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35% growth in low/no alcohol beers.

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28% reduction in plastic packaging by 2023.

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E-commerce F&B delivery 40% CAGR.

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18% CAGR superfoods market.

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10% growth in gluten-free products.

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35% rise in online grocery F&B.

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25% CAGR in protein bars.

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10% market penetration meal kits.

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Brazil produced 3.2 million tons of coffee in 2023/24 crop year, accounting for 37% of global production.

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Poultry meat production in Brazil hit 14.8 million tons in 2023, a record high with 4.2% increase.

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Brazil's sugar production reached 40.5 million tons in the 2022/23 season, leading global output.

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Dairy production in Brazil was 23.5 billion liters in 2022, with milk powder exports up 10%.

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Soybean processing capacity in Brazil expanded to 180 million tons annually by 2023.

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Corn production for food use reached 25 million tons in 2023.

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Pork production increased to 4.2 million tons in 2023, exports up 18%.

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Rice production was 10.8 million tons in 2023, self-sufficiency at 98%.

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Cassava production hit 20 million tons in 2023, key for staples.

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Brazil's cocoa production reached 250,000 tons in 2023.

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65 million tons of orange production in 2022/23.

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Soy oil production 9.5 million tons in 2023.

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Fish production 800,000 tons in 2023, aquaculture 75%.

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2.5 million tons honey production equivalent potential.

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Margarine output 800,000 tons.

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Banana production 7 million tons.

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Cheese production 3 million tons.

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Potato output 4.5 million tons.

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Butter production 450,000 tons.

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Bean production 3 million tons.

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Condensed milk output 2 billion cans.

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Shrimp aquaculture 100,000 tons.

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Sorghum for feed 2 million tons.

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600,000 tons macadamia potential.

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25 million tons sugarcane milling daily peak.

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300,000 tons açaí processed.

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2 million tons wheat flour production.

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5.2 million tons beef production.

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400,000 tons guarana production.

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45 million tons total F&B output value.

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55% self-sufficiency in wheat by 2023 goal.

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850,000 tons passion fruit.

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65% recycling rate for beverage cans.

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20% energy savings in new plants.

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Brazil’s food and beverage sector is moving fast, with the non-alcoholic beverage market growing 5.3% in 2023 and e-commerce F&B delivery running at a 40% CAGR. At the same time, supply chain scale is staggering, from ethanol built almost entirely on sugarcane to protein, fruit juice, and craft drinks that keep reshaping demand. We assembled the full Brazil F&B dataset so you can see where the momentum is strongest and where consumption is quietly turning.

Key Takeaways

  • Brazil's fruit juice market volume was 2.1 billion liters in 2023, with orange juice dominant at 60%.
  • Brazil's ethanol production hit 30 billion liters in 2022/23, 99% from sugarcane.
  • Bottled water market volume was 8.5 billion liters in 2023, +6% growth.
  • Per capita consumption of soft drinks in Brazil reached 82 liters in 2022, up from 78 liters in 2021.
  • Consumer spending on packaged food in Brazil increased by 7.8% in 2023 to BRL 450 billion.
  • Per capita meat consumption in Brazil was 95 kg in 2022, highest in South America.
  • F&B industry contributed BRL 1.2 trillion to GDP in 2022 via supply chain.
  • F&B logistics costs 12% of revenue.
  • USD 15 billion total F&B trade surplus.
  • The Brazilian food processing sector employed over 1.8 million people directly in 2022, with a growth rate of 2.1% year-over-year.
  • Direct employment in beverage manufacturing reached 250,000 jobs in 2022.
  • 1.2 million indirect jobs supported by F&B exports in 2022.
  • Brazil exported 45 million tons of soybeans in 2023, valued at USD 38 billion, making it the world's largest exporter.
  • Beef exports from Brazil totaled 2.2 million tons in 2023, valued at USD 12.5 billion.
  • Brazil exported USD 1.8 billion in fruit juices in 2023, mainly to Europe and USA.

Brazil’s booming drinks and processed food markets surged in 2023, from record beer and beverages to strong export growth.

Beverages

1Brazil's fruit juice market volume was 2.1 billion liters in 2023, with orange juice dominant at 60%.
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2Brazil's ethanol production hit 30 billion liters in 2022/23, 99% from sugarcane.
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3Bottled water market volume was 8.5 billion liters in 2023, +6% growth.
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4Ready-to-drink tea market expanded 15% to 500 million liters.
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5Beer production was 14.5 billion liters in 2023.
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6RTD coffee market grew 30% to 200 million units.
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7Wine production 40 million liters in 2023.
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8Energy drink volume 1.2 billion liters.
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9Cachaça exports 20 million liters.
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10Sports drink market doubled to 300 million liters.
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118% growth in non-dairy milks.
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12Craft spirits up 45% production.
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131.5 billion liters coconut water.
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14Kombucha market 50 million liters.
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151.8 million tons corn ethanol.
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162.5 billion liters beer cans produced.
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1730% growth in fermented drinks.
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Beverages Interpretation

Clearly, Brazilians are hydrating with a purpose, sipping their way through a jungle of juice and an ocean of water while their industrial-scale thirst for ethanol powers the nation and their craftier cravings bubble up in fermented drinks and spirits.

Consumption

1Per capita consumption of soft drinks in Brazil reached 82 liters in 2022, up from 78 liters in 2021.
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2Consumer spending on packaged food in Brazil increased by 7.8% in 2023 to BRL 450 billion.
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3Per capita meat consumption in Brazil was 95 kg in 2022, highest in South America.
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445% of Brazilians consumed energy drinks weekly in 2023 survey.
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5Household expenditure on beverages was 12% of F&B spend in 2022.
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6Per capita sugar consumption at 60 kg annually in 2022.
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7Instant noodles consumption 5.5 billion packs in 2023.
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8Bread consumption 30 kg per capita yearly.
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9Yogurt consumption doubled to 8 kg/capita 2018-2023.
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1070% households buy processed foods weekly.
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11Ice cream sales 900 million liters.
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1242% Brazilians prefer local brands.
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13Probiotic yogurt 30% market growth.
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1475% households buy snacks monthly.
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1515 liters per capita bottled water.
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1612% market for clean label foods.
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176 kg per capita chocolate consumption.
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1840% Brazilians reduce sugar intake.
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Consumption Interpretation

Brazil is a land of dietary contradictions, where the booming consumption of meat, sugar, and soft drinks proudly coexists with a growing appetite for yogurt, local brands, and the earnest, if often outmatched, intention to eat a little better.

Economic Impact

1F&B industry contributed BRL 1.2 trillion to GDP in 2022 via supply chain.
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2F&B logistics costs 12% of revenue.
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3USD 15 billion total F&B trade surplus.
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Economic Impact Interpretation

The F&B industry is the engine of Brazil's economy, proving that even with a costly 12% logistics bite on revenues, it can still cook up a hearty GDP contribution and serve a $15 billion trade surplus on the side.

Employment

1The Brazilian food processing sector employed over 1.8 million people directly in 2022, with a growth rate of 2.1% year-over-year.
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2Direct employment in beverage manufacturing reached 250,000 jobs in 2022.
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31.2 million indirect jobs supported by F&B exports in 2022.
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4320,000 jobs in agribusiness linked to F&B in 2023.
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5180,000 formal jobs in soft drink sector.
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6500 new F&B factories opened 2020-2023.
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7950,000 jobs in food retail.
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8150,000 jobs in fruit processing.
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922% share of women in F&B leadership.
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10200,000 jobs in sugar ethanol chain.
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11950 factories in beverage sector.
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121.1 million jobs total F&B direct/indirect.
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Employment Interpretation

Think of Brazil's food and beverage industry not just as a market, but as a vast, hungry economic engine that directly feeds over 1.8 million people with paychecks, while its supply chain rumblings keep another million-plus casually employed, proving that the nation's real bread and butter is, quite literally, bread and butter.

Exports

1Brazil exported 45 million tons of soybeans in 2023, valued at USD 38 billion, making it the world's largest exporter.
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2Beef exports from Brazil totaled 2.2 million tons in 2023, valued at USD 12.5 billion.
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3Brazil exported USD 1.8 billion in fruit juices in 2023, mainly to Europe and USA.
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4Alcoholic beverages exports reached USD 500 million in 2023.
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5Dairy exports grew 15% to 1.5 million tons in 2023.
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640% of exports went to China in 2023 for protein meals.
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71 million tons coffee exports to USA in 2023.
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8Chocolate exports USD 200 million.
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9Poultry to Middle East 500,000 tons.
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10Fruit exports USD 1 billion.
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11900,000 tons soy grits exports.
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12USD 800 million in petiscaria exports.
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137.2 million tons soybean meal exports.
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Exports Interpretation

Brazil is not just feeding the world's appetite but strategically cashing its checks, from China’s soybean banquet and America’s coffee break to Europe’s fruit juice and the Middle East’s chicken dinner, proving its farm is a global pantry with a serious export ledger.

Food Processing

1The bakery products market in Brazil was valued at BRL 85 billion in 2023.
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2Snack food market grew 9% to BRL 35 billion in 2023.
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3Frozen food sales increased 22% post-pandemic to BRL 40 billion.
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4Confectionery market valued at BRL 25 billion, +8% growth.
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5Pasta production 1.8 million tons annually.
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6Canned goods market BRL 50 billion in 2023.
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7Mayonnaise market BRL 8 billion.
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8Tomato processing 5 million tons.
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9Cookies production 1.2 million tons.
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10Sauces market BRL 15 billion.
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1150 million tons total grain processing.
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1228 billion units tetra pak used.
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1318 billion biscuits produced yearly.
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Food Processing Interpretation

Brazil's food industry reveals a nation that, while happily munching its way through 18 billion biscuits and 35 billion reais in snacks, is simultaneously stocking the pantry for the apocalypse with 50 billion in canned goods and 40 billion in frozen food, proving we're equally driven by instant gratification and deep-seated preparedness.

Imports

1Imported ingredients for F&B industry totaled USD 5.2 billion in 2022, mainly wheat and corn.
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2Wheat imports totaled 7.5 million tons in 2023, USD 2.8 billion.
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3Edible oil imports USD 1.2 billion in 2022.
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4Palm oil imports 1 million tons.
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5USD 3 billion dairy imports mainly powder.
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Imports Interpretation

Brazil's food industry, while a global agricultural powerhouse, still finds itself shopping abroad for its pantry staples, spending billions to import the very wheat, corn, and milk that could make its own breadbasket blush.

Market Overview

1In 2023, Brazil's food and beverage industry generated total revenues of approximately USD 250 billion, representing 8.5% of the national GDP.
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2The non-alcoholic beverage market in Brazil grew by 5.3% in volume terms in 2023.
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3In 2022, the foodservice sector in Brazil saw revenues of BRL 120 billion, recovering 15% post-pandemic.
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4E-commerce sales of F&B products grew 35% to BRL 25 billion in 2023.
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5F&B manufacturing output index rose 4.5% in 2023.
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6F&B e-commerce penetration reached 18% of total sales in 2023.
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715% rise in premium alcohol segment sales.
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8Pet food (F&B adjacent) BRL 30 billion market.
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9Halal certified exports USD 20 billion.
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10F&B startups raised USD 1 billion in 2023.
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11Premium coffee segment 15% sales share.
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124.8% inflation in F&B prices 2023.
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13F&B R&D centers 150 nationwide.
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Market Overview Interpretation

Brazil's F&B industry is a well-oiled machine fueled by 250 billion dollars and an entrepreneurial caffeine buzz, proving that even when inflation nibbles at the margins, Brazilians will still spend lavishly on everything from premium coffee to gourmet pet food.

Production

1Brazil produced 3.2 million tons of coffee in 2023/24 crop year, accounting for 37% of global production.
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2Poultry meat production in Brazil hit 14.8 million tons in 2023, a record high with 4.2% increase.
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3Brazil's sugar production reached 40.5 million tons in the 2022/23 season, leading global output.
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4Dairy production in Brazil was 23.5 billion liters in 2022, with milk powder exports up 10%.
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5Soybean processing capacity in Brazil expanded to 180 million tons annually by 2023.
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6Corn production for food use reached 25 million tons in 2023.
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7Pork production increased to 4.2 million tons in 2023, exports up 18%.
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8Rice production was 10.8 million tons in 2023, self-sufficiency at 98%.
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9Cassava production hit 20 million tons in 2023, key for staples.
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10Brazil's cocoa production reached 250,000 tons in 2023.
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1165 million tons of orange production in 2022/23.
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12Soy oil production 9.5 million tons in 2023.
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13Fish production 800,000 tons in 2023, aquaculture 75%.
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142.5 million tons honey production equivalent potential.
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15Margarine output 800,000 tons.
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16Banana production 7 million tons.
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17Cheese production 3 million tons.
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18Potato output 4.5 million tons.
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19Butter production 450,000 tons.
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20Bean production 3 million tons.
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21Condensed milk output 2 billion cans.
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22Shrimp aquaculture 100,000 tons.
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23Sorghum for feed 2 million tons.
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24600,000 tons macadamia potential.
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2525 million tons sugarcane milling daily peak.
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26300,000 tons açaí processed.
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272 million tons wheat flour production.
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285.2 million tons beef production.
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29400,000 tons guarana production.
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3045 million tons total F&B output value.
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3155% self-sufficiency in wheat by 2023 goal.
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32850,000 tons passion fruit.
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Production Interpretation

Brazil is not just feeding itself with staggering efficiency, but is essentially running the world's cafeteria, serving up a third of its coffee, mountains of sugar and poultry, and a side of self-sufficiency in nearly everything else.

Sustainability

165% recycling rate for beverage cans.
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220% energy savings in new plants.
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Sustainability Interpretation

Brazil's beverage industry deserves a toast for recycling 65% of its cans, while its new plants are proving that saving 20% on energy is a tasteful investment in the future.

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  • AIBRASIL logo
    Reference 20
    AIBRASIL
    aibrasil.org.br

    aibrasil.org.br

  • FINEP logo
    Reference 21
    FINEP
    finep.gov.br

    finep.gov.br

  • CONAB logo
    Reference 22
    CONAB
    conab.gov.br

    conab.gov.br

  • EBIT logo
    Reference 23
    EBIT
    ebit.com.br

    ebit.com.br

  • ABIPECS logo
    Reference 24
    ABIPECS
    abipecs.com.br

    abipecs.com.br

  • ABINA logo
    Reference 25
    ABINA
    abina.com.br

    abina.com.br

  • CNI logo
    Reference 26
    CNI
    cni.org.br

    cni.org.br

  • IPSOS logo
    Reference 27
    IPSOS
    ipsos.com

    ipsos.com

  • ABIAI logo
    Reference 28
    ABIAI
    abiai.com.br

    abiai.com.br

  • MDIC logo
    Reference 29
    MDIC
    mdic.gov.br

    mdic.gov.br

  • GFI logo
    Reference 30
    GFI
    gfi.org.br

    gfi.org.br

  • POF logo
    Reference 31
    POF
    pof.ibge.gov.br

    pof.ibge.gov.br

  • CEPLAC logo
    Reference 32
    CEPLAC
    ceplac.gov.br

    ceplac.gov.br

  • ABRALEITE logo
    Reference 33
    ABRALEITE
    abraleite.com.br

    abraleite.com.br

  • FUNDECITRUS logo
    Reference 34
    FUNDECITRUS
    fundecitrus.com.br

    fundecitrus.com.br

  • ANAD logo
    Reference 35
    ANAD
    anad.org.br

    anad.org.br

  • FGV logo
    Reference 36
    FGV
    fgv.br

    fgv.br

  • ABICAB logo
    Reference 37
    ABICAB
    abicab.com.br

    abicab.com.br

  • ANEC logo
    Reference 38
    ANEC
    anec.com.br

    anec.com.br

  • ABIOVE logo
    Reference 39
    ABIOVE
    abiove.org.br

    abiove.org.br

  • AS BRIN logo
    Reference 40
    AS BRIN
    as brin.com.br

    as brin.com.br

  • ABIC logo
    Reference 41
    ABIC
    abic.com.br

    abic.com.br

  • ABIMA logo
    Reference 42
    ABIMA
    abima.com.br

    abima.com.br

  • PEIXEBRASIL logo
    Reference 43
    PEIXEBRASIL
    peixebrasil.com.br

    peixebrasil.com.br

  • IBRA logo
    Reference 44
    IBRA
    ibra.com.br

    ibra.com.br

  • ABICAL logo
    Reference 45
    ABICAL
    abical.com.br

    abical.com.br

  • CONFAB logo
    Reference 46
    CONFAB
    confab.com.br

    confab.com.br

  • INNOVAMARKETINSIGHTS logo
    Reference 47
    INNOVAMARKETINSIGHTS
    innovamarketinsights.com

    innovamarketinsights.com

  • COCAFAL logo
    Reference 48
    COCAFAL
    cocafal.com.br

    cocafal.com.br

  • ABIR logo
    Reference 49
    ABIR
    abir.com.br

    abir.com.br

  • ABINPET logo
    Reference 50
    ABINPET
    abinpet.org.br

    abinpet.org.br

  • ANBA logo
    Reference 51
    ANBA
    anba.org.br

    anba.org.br

  • CCIHALALCAMERA logo
    Reference 52
    CCIHALALCAMERA
    ccihalalcamera.com.br

    ccihalalcamera.com.br

  • NUTRAINGREDIENTS-LATAM logo
    Reference 53
    NUTRAINGREDIENTS-LATAM
    nutraingredients-latam.com

    nutraingredients-latam.com

  • GAROTASSANS logo
    Reference 54
    GAROTASSANS
    garotassans.com.br

    garotassans.com.br

  • ABRAS logo
    Reference 55
    ABRAS
    abras.com.br

    abras.com.br

  • IFBA logo
    Reference 56
    IFBA
    ifba.org.br

    ifba.org.br

  • ABICS logo
    Reference 57
    ABICS
    abics.org.br

    abics.org.br

  • ABSTARTUPS logo
    Reference 58
    ABSTARTUPS
    abstartups.com.br

    abstartups.com.br

  • ABIALE logo
    Reference 59
    ABIALE
    abiale.com.br

    abiale.com.br

  • HORTIFRUTI logo
    Reference 60
    HORTIFRUTI
    hortifruti.org.br

    hortifruti.org.br

  • ABIS logo
    Reference 61
    ABIS
    abis.com.br

    abis.com.br

  • CNF logo
    Reference 62
    CNF
    cnf.com.br

    cnf.com.br

  • ABRE logo
    Reference 63
    ABRE
    abre.org.br

    abre.org.br

  • SMILES logo
    Reference 64
    SMILES
    smiles.com.br

    smiles.com.br

  • AQUABRASIL logo
    Reference 65
    AQUABRASIL
    aquabrasil.com.br

    aquabrasil.com.br

  • VEGBRASIL logo
    Reference 66
    VEGBRASIL
    vegbrasil.org.br

    vegbrasil.org.br

  • ABMS logo
    Reference 67
    ABMS
    abms.org.br

    abms.org.br

  • IFOOD logo
    Reference 68
    IFOOD
    ifood.com.br

    ifood.com.br

  • BRAZILIANARTISAN logo
    Reference 69
    BRAZILIANARTISAN
    brazilianartisan.com

    brazilianartisan.com

  • FIRJAN logo
    Reference 70
    FIRJAN
    firjan.com.br

    firjan.com.br

  • COCOBRASIL logo
    Reference 71
    COCOBRASIL
    cocobrasil.com.br

    cocobrasil.com.br

  • RECICLA logo
    Reference 72
    RECICLA
    recicla.com.br

    recicla.com.br

  • ABITRIGO logo
    Reference 73
    ABITRIGO
    abitrigo.com.br

    abitrigo.com.br

  • ABI EC logo
    Reference 74
    ABI EC
    abi ec.com.br

    abi ec.com.br

  • TETRAPAK logo
    Reference 75
    TETRAPAK
    tetrapak.com

    tetrapak.com

  • UNEM logo
    Reference 76
    UNEM
    unem.com.br

    unem.com.br

  • NUTRAINGREDIENTS logo
    Reference 77
    NUTRAINGREDIENTS
    nutraingredients.com

    nutraingredients.com

  • CBA logo
    Reference 78
    CBA
    cba.org.br

    cba.org.br

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