Brazilian cane sugar
Send a requirement. Get a current supplier response.
I am an independent introducing broker. You contract with and pay the identified supplier directly, and I never receive your funds. Four fields is enough to start.
Received.
I read every requirement myself and reply from trade@brazilsugartrade.com, usually the same day. If anything is missing to take it to the supplier, I will ask for exactly that and nothing more.
What does sugar actually cost?
There is a public answer, and you should look it up yourself rather than take mine or anyone else's word for it. Two exchange contracts set the world reference price. Search either name and you will have the current number in one click.
Those links go to a third-party quote page, not to me. If either stops working, search the contract name and you will find it in one click.
What that number is not
The exchange price is a standardised contract at a delivery point. It is not sugar landed at your port. Between the two sits:
- Freight and insurance to your named port, which is why CIF is meaningless without one.
- Lot size. Two containers and a 25,000 MT vessel are not priced the same way, and the difference is large.
- Packaging. 50 kg bags are not bulk. Bagging, palletising and container lining all sit here.
- Shipment timing and the position the supplier is actually holding when you ask.
- Your banking route and the cost of the instrument on both sides.
That is why you will not find a price on this page. Anyone who gives you a firm number before knowing your port, volume, packaging and timing has invented it. Send the four fields above and I will come back with a current supplier response for your actual requirement.
Three things worth knowing before you send anything
You pay the supplier, not me
You contract with and pay the identified contractual supplier directly. I never receive buyer funds at any point, and I am paid by the supplier side. There is no arrangement in which your money passes through me.
You can check who I am
TACJR Participações Ltda., operating as Brazil Sugar Trade. CNPJ 45.706.037/0001-78, a registered Brazilian company. The registration is public record and verifiable at Receita Federal before you tell me anything.
Inspection is normal, not a favour
Independent pre-shipment inspection is written into Refined Sugar Association rules, with minimum 5% sampling by a recognised superintendence company at the buyer's expense. Scope and timing are agreed per transaction.