BrazilHS44909
Postcards and greeting cards: foreign trade in Brazil
4909 — Printed or illustrated postcards; printed cards bearing personal greetings, messages or announcements, whether or not illustrated, with or without envelopes or trimmings
Chapter 49 · Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products of the printing industry; manuscripts, typescripts and plans
Exports and importsIn this report: exports and imports, monthly data from Jan 2024 to Dec 2025, weight, TEU and FOB value, main destinations and origins, loading and discharge ports, share of records naming the real cargo owner (shipper, consignee, forwarder and notify), trade flow map.
Overview
Track postcards and greeting cards trade in Brazil: postcards and greeting cards. Review month-by-month volumes, destination and origin countries, and loading and discharge ports.
In Brazil, Datamar compares its shipment records with official government data (known as Comex Stat or MDIC). The country’s trade moves through Santos, the country's largest port, as well as ports like Paranaguá, Itajaí and the Northeast and Northern Arc ports.
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Key metrics
Datamar
Gross weight · Datamar
2024–2025
MDIC
Net weight · Government (MDIC)
2024–2025
Coverage vs. Government
Datamar gross weight ÷ MDIC net weight
Real cargo owner identified
Share via OTI / freight forwarder
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The full report compares Datamar shipment records with official data (MDIC (Comex Stat)) and shows how many records name the real cargo owner.
Source: Datamar shipment records; official data: MDIC (Comex Stat). Updated September 2026.
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- Monthly import & export volumes
- Leading trade partners and lanes
- Port-by-port logistics
- Real company coverage
- Datamar vs. official government data
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