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Brazil Corn FOB Price per Ton

FOB Brazil · 35 weekly scans · 3 January 2026 to 12 September 2026.

Latest mid
242.5 USD/MT · as of 12 September 2026
Archive updated
15 Sep 2026 · 06:38 UTC
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Indicative weekly mids, not a confirmed trade. Firm stems on request.

Current mid
242.5 USD/MT
As of
12 Sep 2026
Archive range
210 – 245
Weekly scans
35

Brazil Corn FOB Price — Latest and Historical Range

As of 12 September 2026 the archived mid for Feed corn (maize), FOB Brazil, is 242.5 USD/MT, down 2.5 from the previous weekly scan.

The archive range on this page is 210–245 USD/MT across 35 weekly scans from 3 January 2026 to 12 September 2026.

The previous print was 245 USD/MT on 5 September 2026.

The first archived mid on this series is 225 USD/MT on 3 January 2026.

The source printed 240–245; Mid is the midpoint of those figures.

Figures are indicative weekly mids for RFQ context.

Brazil Corn Price History — Weekly USD/MT

DateMidWeek ΔUnit
12 Sep 2026242.5-2.5USD/MT
5 Sep 20262450stableUSD/MT
29 Aug 2026245+2.5USD/MT
22 Aug 2026242.5+7.5USD/MT
15 Aug 2026235+5USD/MT
8 Aug 2026230+7.5USD/MT
1 Aug 2026222.5-12.5USD/MT
25 Jul 2026235+10USD/MT
18 Jul 2026225+5USD/MT
11 Jul 2026220+2.5USD/MT
4 Jul 2026217.5+2.5USD/MT
27 Jun 20262150stableUSD/MT
20 Jun 2026215+5USD/MT
13 Jun 2026210-2.5USD/MT
6 Jun 2026212.5-10USD/MT
30 May 2026222.5-5USD/MT
16 May 2026227.5-5USD/MT
9 May 2026232.50stableUSD/MT
2 May 2026232.5+2.5USD/MT
25 Apr 2026230+2.5USD/MT
18 Apr 2026227.5+4USD/MT
11 Apr 2026223.5-1.5USD/MT
4 Apr 20262250stableUSD/MT
28 Mar 2026225-2.5USD/MT
21 Mar 2026227.50stableUSD/MT
14 Mar 2026227.5+2.5USD/MT
7 Mar 2026225+2.5USD/MT
28 Feb 2026222.5+2.5USD/MT
21 Feb 20262200stableUSD/MT
14 Feb 2026220+2.5USD/MT
7 Feb 2026217.5-2.5USD/MT
31 Jan 2026220-5USD/MT
24 Jan 2026225+2.5USD/MT
17 Jan 2026222.5-2.5USD/MT
3 Jan 2026225—USD/MT

Reading the Brazilian corn series

Brazil's exportable corn is mostly the second (safrinha) crop, harvested June–August and shipped from July onward, which puts its peak in direct competition with new-crop Black Sea corn. Brazil is the largest corn exporter on this board.

The mid rose from 220 to 245 USD/MT (+25, about 11%). The low was 210 on 13 June, at the start of the safrinha harvest; the high was the final print on 29 August. The largest weekly step was a 12.5-dollar fall on 1 August, quickly recovered.

Brazilian corn was priced 2.5 dollars under Ukrainian corn in late January and 15 dollars over it at the end of August. This line is the natural reference for East Asian and Middle-East buyers who take both origins.

Related on this site: Argentine corn series and Brazilian soybean series.