Ransom from Brazil
Brazilian goods - from coffee to aircraft parts
We pay in reals and dollars through Boleto and PIX. Coffee, soy, beef, cellulose, Embraer components - we purchase directly from Brazilian producers.
from 7%
redemption fee
14–21 d
delivery time in KG
from $200
minimum order
100%
payment guarantee
Business profile
Brazil Business Profile
The largest economy in Latin America. World leader in exports of coffee, sugar and orange juice. Second exporter of soybeans and beef. Embraer is the third largest manufacturer of civil aircraft in the world.
Business profile
Brazil Business Profile
- Capital
- Brasilia (business centers - Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro)
- Currency
- Brazilian real (BRL / R$)
- Language
- Portuguese
- Time zone
- UTC−3
- Customs limit
- up to $200 per individual (EAEU)
- Payment methods
- Boleto bancário, PIX, SWIFT USD, bank transfer
Key facts
No. 1 in the world in coffee exports - 40 million bags per year
The largest supplier of beef - 2+ million tons annually
Leader in cellulose production - 21 million tons per year
Embraer - planes fly in 90+ countries
Marketplaces
Where to buy in Brazil
We work with Brazilian marketplaces and directly with exporters. Negotiations in Portuguese are our task.
Mercado Live
The largest marketplace in Latin America - 200+ million active users. Electronics, clothing, auto parts, household goods.
- 200+ million users throughout Latin America
- Mercado Pago system for secure payments
- Wide catalog - from electronics to building materials
Magazine Luiza
One of the largest retailers in Brazil with an online platform. Electronics, household appliances, furniture. Competitive prices for Brazilian brands.
- Leader of Brazilian e-commerce
- Own logistics throughout Brazil
- Electronics and household appliances at factory prices
Americanas / Direct suppliers
Americanas is a large online retail platform. For wholesale purchases of coffee, soy, and meat, we work directly with manufacturers and export trading companies.
- Retail marketplace for small batches
- Direct contracts with farms and factories
- Export trading for commodities
Why us
Six reasons to work with OZTA
Brazil is far away, documentation is in Portuguese, logistics are across the ocean. We take it all upon ourselves.
We pay in reais and dollars
Boleto bancário, PIX or SWIFT - choose the method that is convenient for the supplier. You don't need a Brazilian bank account.
Turnkey export documents
Nota Fiscal, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin - a complete set for the EAEU. Phytosanitary certificate for food products.
Negotiations in Portuguese
Most Brazilian suppliers do not speak English. Our managers conduct negotiations in Portuguese - without any loss of communication.
Transparent logistics across the ocean
Air from Sao Paulo - 14–21 days. Sea via Santos - 40–55 days. We consider both options in advance, taking into account overload and transit.
From a bag of coffee to a container of soybeans
We work with batches of any size. For large ones - direct contracts with manufacturers. For small ones - purchasing through marketplaces and trading.
We know Brazilian specifics
Brazil's tax system is one of the most complex in the world. We know how ICMS, IPI and export incentives work so you don't overpay.
What are they purchasing?
Popular categories from Brazil
Coffee from Minas Gerais, beef from Mato Grosso, pulp from Bahia, aircraft parts from Sao Jose dos Campos.
Electronics and components
Brazil produces electronics in the Manaus free zone - Samsung, LG, Foxconn. Components are cheaper due to tax incentives.
Electronics from Manaus, components
Clothing and textiles
Brazilian cotton is the third highest quality in the world. Beach fashion, denim, knitwear. Havaianas are exported to 80+ countries.
Cotton, beach fashion, Havaianas
Auto parts
Fiat, VW, GM, Toyota factories in Brazil. Aftermarket spare parts and original components. Tires are a major exporter.
Fiat, VW spare parts, tires
Agricultural machinery and equipment
Brazil is a giant in the agricultural industry. Agricultural machinery, mining equipment, pumps. WEG is one of the largest manufacturers of electric motors.
WEG electric motors, agricultural machinery
Raw materials and building materials
Vale is the world's largest iron ore exporter. Granite, marble, wood. Suzano pulp is also a world leader.
Iron ore, Suzano pulp, granite
Cosmetics and food
Natura, O Boticário - Brazilian natural cosmetics with a worldwide reputation. Coffee, sugar, cocoa, orange juice - at export prices.
Natura, coffee, cocoa, orange juice
How does this work
Four steps - from application to result
A personal manager accompanies the task from the first request to completion.
- 01
Bid
Describe the task: what needs to be bought, paid for, or delivered. We will answer within an hour.
1 hour - 02
Calculation
We will calculate the cost, terms and commission. Everything in one offer, no hidden extras.
1 day - 03
Payment
Transfer to us - we pay the supplier or service from a local account on the same day.
1 day - 04
Execution
Redemption, replenishment or delivery - depends on the task. Tracking at every stage.
from 1 hour
Problems and solutions
What are the challenges when purchasing in Brazil?
Four typical situations. How do we solve them?
Typical problems
Suppliers communicate only in Portuguese, negotiations reach a dead end
Complex logistics, 15,000+ km, overloads, long transit
The Brazilian tax system is confusing, making it unclear how much a product actually costs
Phytosanitary requirements for coffee, meat and soy, a lot of paperwork
Solutions OZTA
We conduct negotiations in Portuguese, control every stage, from order to shipment
We select the appropriate route: air via Istanbul or Dubai, sea via Rotterdam or Istanbul
We calculate the final price taking into account ICMS, IPI and export returns before placing an order
We issue a phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin and Nota Fiscal together with the supplier
Important nuances
What you need to know about purchasing in Brazil
Specifics of Brazilian exports, which affect terms, prices and documents.
Customs regulations
Coffee, cocoa - duty 0–5% in the EAEU. Meat - quotas and veterinary control. Electronics - 10–15%. We calculate duties and VAT in advance.
Payment Features
Boleto bancário is a national payment system, popular among small suppliers. PIX - instant transfers. For export contracts - SWIFT in USD.
Seasonality
Coffee: harvest May–September, best prices immediately after harvest. Soy: February–May. Carnival (February) - a week of downtime. Christmas–New Year – 2 weeks.
Minimum quantity
Coffee - from 1 bag (60 kg) from a trader, from a container from a farm. Meat - from 1 ton. Electronics through marketplaces - no MOQ.
Certification
Meat: veterinary certificate SIF + approval of Rosselkhoznadzor (for the EAEU). Coffee: phytosanitary certificate. Electronics: declaration of conformity.
Common mistakes
Do not take into account transit time - Brazil is far away, by sea from 40 days. Ignore the BRL rate - the real is volatile, fix the price in USD.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We answer questions about purchasing in Brazil.
What is the minimum order from Brazil?
How long does it take for cargo from Brazil to Kyrgyzstan?
How do you pay your Brazilian suppliers?
Can I order Brazilian coffee in a small batch?
Are special documents required to import meat?
The supplier only speaks Portuguese - is this a problem?
The real exchange rate fluctuates a lot - how to fix the price?
Do you work with Embraer and aviation components?
Other directions
We buy not only from Brazil
Suppliers in 30+ countries. Choose a direction.