Jute & jute goods
Bangladesh supplied 18.1% of Brazil's jute and vegetable-fibre imports in 2025, its highest share in any product group. Jute yarn, raw jute and diversified goods are the openings; jute sacks carry anti-dumping duty.
Key figures
- Bangladesh's share of Brazil's jute and vegetable-fibre imports (HS 53) in 2025 — its highest in any product group
- 18.1%
- Source: ComexStat, Brazil's official foreign-trade statistics (MDIC/Secex) — HS 53 · 2025 data; database updated 6 Oct 2026
- Bangladesh's jute exports in FY2025-26, up 7.75%
- US$884 m
- Source: Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), Bangladesh · FY2025-26 (July 2025–June 2026); published Jul 2026
- duty on raw jute (NCM 5303.10.10) within a 2,095-tonne quota, June 2026–June 2027
- 0%
- Source: Gecex Resolutions 900 and 939; MDIC/Camex tariff file, Brazil · Tariff file dated 5 Oct 2026
The sector in detail
HS chapters
- 53
- 63
Brazil's NCM codes begin with these Harmonized System chapters. Confirm the full code of each product with a customs broker.
Bangladesh exported US$884 million of jute and jute goods in FY2025-26, up 7.75%. Brazil bought US$8.1 million of jute and other vegetable fibres (HS 53) from Bangladesh in 2025 — 18.1% of its imports of that group.
Duties differ by product. Raw jute pays 7.2%, with a 0% quota of 2,095 tonnes for NCM 5303.10.10 (10 June–6 December 2026, renewed from 7 December 2026 to 9 June 2027). Jute yarn pays 18% and jute fabric 26%.
Jute sacks and bags (NCM 6305.10.00) from Bangladesh carry a definitive anti-dumping duty of US$0.16 per kg until 16 September 2027, on top of 35% duty and 9.75% IPI. It is the only Brazilian trade-defence measure that names Bangladesh; yarn, raw jute, fabric and diversified jute goods are not covered.
Plant-origin goods may need phytosanitary clearance from Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA), depending on the product and how it is processed. Confirm each NCM code with a customs broker.
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