Brazil's main export is soybeans, which account for a significant portion of its agricultural exports. The country is one of the largest producers of soybeans worldwide, benefiting from favorable climatic conditions and vast arable land. Additionally, Brazil's exports also include iron ore, crude petroleum, and various agricultural products such as coffee and sugar. The soybean industry has become increasingly important due to its demand in both domestic and international markets, particularly in China, where it is primarily used for animal feed and as an ingredient in various food products. The diversity of Brazil's export portfolio contributes to its economic strength.