This story shows Brazilian transportation costs of moving grain from inland elevators to ports and for export to Europe and China.

The data shows the transportation cost of shipping soybeans from select U.S. and Brazil origins to China

Query from U.S. vs Brazil transportation costs data to calculate origin-destination pair spreads.

Line chart showing historical Brazilian soybean export truck weighted average prices.

This chart shows the quarterly ocean freight rates from Brazil to China and German, averaged across Brazil export ports. Use the filters to select specific export ports or date ranges.

This dataset contains transportation and landed costs of Brazilian soybeans to Shanghai, China and Hamburg, Germany. Transportation costs are broken out by mode and vary by route. The data also contains Brazil farm values to compute total landed costs.

This chart shows the average quarterly truck rates to Southern Ports for three selected routes. The filters can be used to select different origins and destinations.

This chart shows the total transportation costs of Brazilian soybeans to Shanghai, China and Hamburg, Germany. By default, the chart shows North MT by Truck to Santos to China over the past 10 years. Use the filters to view different routes or timeframes.

This dataset shows monthly weighted average truck prices for soybeans exported from Brazil. The weighted average is calculated from production-based shares to weight high-volume routes more heavily than low-volume routes. Quarterly route-level rates and production shares can be found here: https://agtransport.usda.gov/d/bmyw-r4ry.

This chart shows average transportation and landed costs by route, averaged over the past 5 years. The filters can be used to change the timeframe covered.