Brazil Soybean Exports Slow Amid Record Harvest and Protests

A record harvest is overwhelming logistics at Brazil's Miritituba port. Long truck queues and local protests are slowing key soybean exports to China.

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Truck drivers in Brazil are grappling with severe delays at the Miritituba port terminal in the Amazon as a record harvest of approximately 180 million metric tons of Soybeans overwhelms the nation's logistics infrastructure. The backlog at one of the world's most critical export hubs underscores the persistent challenges facing the world's largest producer of the oilseed, much of which is destined for China.

A truck driver named Joao waits to unload soybeans at the Miritituba port during a period of intense traffic in Brazil's harvest season, February 25, 2026. REUTERS/Adriano Machado
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