Plastics & toys
Brazil imported US$11.0 billion of plastics and US$1.16 billion of toys in 2025, and Bangladesh's share of both is tiny. Toys need INMETRO conformity assessment, generally tested in Brazil.
Key figures
- Brazil's imports of plastics and plastic articles (HS 39) in 2025
- US$11.0 bn
- Source: ComexStat, Brazil's official foreign-trade statistics (MDIC/Secex) — HS 39 · 2025 data; database updated 6 Oct 2026
- Brazil's toy imports (HS 95) in 2025
- US$1.16 bn
- Source: ComexStat, Brazil's official foreign-trade statistics (MDIC/Secex) — HS 95 · 2025 data; database updated 6 Oct 2026
The sector in detail
HS chapters
- 39
- 95
Brazil's NCM codes begin with these Harmonized System chapters. Confirm the full code of each product with a customs broker.
BBCCI lists household and industrial plastics among the expo's focus areas. Brazil imported US$11.0 billion of plastics and plastic articles (HS 39) and US$1.16 billion of toys (HS 95) in 2025; Bangladesh supplied US$1.23 million and US$0.93 million.
Plastic tableware and household articles pay 16.2% applied duty; toys pay 20% (one line 18%). Brazil's temporary tariff-increase list covers some plastics lines, so check the exact NCM code.
Toys, like bicycles, helmets and electrical goods, are subject to INMETRO conformity assessment, with testing generally done in Brazil. Include the cost and time of certification when you quote.
Exhibited in 2025
Companies from this sector at the 2025 edition in São Paulo.
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Aman Plastic Toys Industries
Take part in São Paulo
22–25 March 2027 · São Paulo, Brazil