Port of Natal imports and exports: trade data by country and product
Port of Natal handled $1.05 billion of Brazil's trade in the 12 months to Sep 2026: $152.4 million of imports and $899.6 million of exports. Exports rose 6% on the previous 12 months.
Public port statistics, Oct 2025 - Sep 2026. Values in US dollars.
Port of Natal trade by month
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Where Port of Natal exports go
Panama is the main destination, with 54% of the value.
| Destination | Value | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Panama | $484.4M | 54% |
| Netherlands | $113.3M | 13% |
| United Kingdom | $58.8M | 6.5% |
| Dominican Republic | $54.5M | 6.1% |
| Peru | $31.3M | 3.5% |
| Spain | $29.8M | 3.3% |
| United States | $26.6M | 3% |
| Fed. Rep. of Germany (...1990) | $19.6M | 2.2% |
| Togo | $13.5M | 1.5% |
| Nigeria | $12.9M | 1.4% |
Goods traded through Port of Natal
The largest product groups are refined petroleum products (74%), melons and papayas (17%), tropical fruit (3%).
Top imports
- 1Refined petroleum products · HS 2710$67.1M44%
- 2Wheat · HS 1001$51.3M34%
- 3Aircraft · HS 8802$27.0M18%
- 4Analytical instruments · HS 9027$2.8M1.9%
- 5Computer · HS 8471$627K0.4%
- 6Non-optical microscopes · HS 9012$318K0.2%
- 7Surveying instruments · HS 9015$307K0.2%
- 8Textile machinery parts · HS 8448$291K0.2%
- 9Optical microscopes · HS 9011$280K0.2%
- 103D printer · HS 8485$225K0.2%
- 11Electrical measuring instruments · HS 9030$223K0.2%
- 12Heat treatment machinery · HS 8419$204K0.1%
Top exports
- 1Refined petroleum products · HS 2710$666.4M74%
- 2Melons and papayas · HS 0807$152.8M17%
- 3Tropical fruit · HS 0804$24.4M2.7%
- 4Aircraft · HS 8802$19.1M2.1%
- 5Salt · HS 2501$18.9M2.1%
- 6Sugar · HS 1701$11.3M1.3%
- 7Crude oil · HS 2709$5.0M0.6%
- 8Grapes · HS 0806$802K0.1%
- 9Food preparations · HS 2106$288K0%
- 10Valve · HS 8481$68K0%
- 11Medicinal plants · HS 1211$50K0%
- 12Steel articles · HS 7326$42K0%
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Common questions
How much trade goes through Port of Natal?
In the 12 months to Sep 2026, Port of Natal handled $152.4 million of imports and $899.6 million of exports, $1.05 billion in total. That is up 4% on the previous 12 months. The monthly chart on this page shows how trade moved through the year.
Which countries trade most through Port of Natal?
The main destination was Panama with 54% of exports, followed by the Netherlands (13%) and the United Kingdom (7%). On the import side the largest partner was the United States (29%). In total 16 partner countries traded through the port in this period; the map on this page shows each one.
What goods move through Port of Natal?
By value the largest exports were refined petroleum products (74%), melons and papayas (17%) and tropical fruit (3%). Together the top five product groups make up 98% of the total. The full ranking is in the goods table on this page.
Can I see which companies ship through Port of Natal?
Port statistics stop at totals by country and product. EximDataX builds Brazil trade from the customs records of its trading partners, updated weekly, including the companies behind them. Tell us your product and we will show you the latest records for this port on a live call.
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Source: Comex Stat, Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services of Brazil (MDIC/SECEX), Creative Commons BY-ND 3.0 (figures shown as published).
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