What Products Does the U.S. Import from Brazil? A Focus on Furniture


Explore the top Brazilian products imported by the U.S., with a spotlight on the furniture industry. Discover key statistics and trade insights for 2024.


Introduction

The United States and Brazil maintain a robust trade relationship, with various sectors contributing to the exchange. Among these, the furniture industry stands out as a significant player. In 2024, the U.S. imported approximately \$179.91 million worth of wooden furniture from Brazil, underscoring the importance of this sector in bilateral trade .(Notifix)


Top Brazilian Exports to the U.S.

While Brazil exports a diverse range of products to the U.S., including aircraft, iron and steel, and agricultural commodities, furniture has carved out a notable niche. The appeal of Brazilian furniture lies in its unique design, quality craftsmanship, and sustainable materials.


Brazilian Furniture Exports: Key Statistics

  • Export Value: In 2024, Brazil exported \$179.91 million in wooden furniture to the U.S., a slight decrease from the previous year .(Notifix)
  • Market Share: The U.S. remains the largest importer of Brazilian furniture, accounting for approximately 30.3% of Brazil’s furniture exports between January and September 2024 .(DatamarNews)
  • Product Categories: The primary furniture products exported include wooden chairs, tables, and bedroom furniture, classified under HS Codes 940161, 940180, and 940350.(tradeimex.in)

Why U.S. Retailers Choose Brazilian Furniture

  • Sustainable Materials: Brazilian manufacturers often use certified hardwoods, aligning with the growing demand for eco-friendly products.
  • Artisanal Craftsmanship: The blend of traditional techniques with modern design appeals to a broad consumer base.(tradeimex.in)
  • Competitive Pricing: Despite high quality, Brazilian furniture remains competitively priced, offering value to both retailers and consumers.

Import Logistics and Considerations

U.S. importers typically receive Brazilian furniture shipments through major ports such as Port Everglades, Savannah, and Philadelphia. Products are shipped in various forms, including containers and pallets, with detailed documentation to ensure compliance with U.S. customs regulations .(tradeimex.in)


Conclusion

Brazilian furniture continues to be a significant component of U.S. imports from Brazil. Its combination of quality, sustainability, and design makes it a preferred choice for American retailers. As trade relations evolve, the furniture sector is poised to maintain its vital role in the economic partnership between the two nations.

At Vista, we support international furniture retailers and brands by offering a full suite of services designed to simplify and optimize sourcing and production in Brazil. From design scouting and supplier matchmaking to sampling, production management, and global logistics, our local team ensures every step is efficient, creative, and tailored to your business needs. We also provide design curation, art direction, and local trend research, giving you a competitive edge rooted in authentic Brazilian creativity and market intelligence.


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