Selling markets
Supplying Scrap Metal to Buyers in Brazil
AceComex considers South American destination enquiries where import licensing, inspection and payment structures are agreed in advance.
AceComex and Brazil
Brazil has significant secondary metal processing capacity, and imported material is used alongside a substantial domestic collection base. Import procedures are detailed, and licensing considerations are usually the first question in any enquiry.
AceComex reviews Brazilian requirements with attention to licensing, inspection and payment structure. Where these cannot be established in advance, the enquiry is not progressed.
What buyers in this market typically require
- Material eligible under applicable import procedures
- Non-ferrous grades for secondary smelting
- Clearly specified contamination tolerance
- Pre-shipment inspection where required
- Complete documentation for customs clearance
- Payment structure defined before shipment
Practical considerations
- Import licensing requirements and lead times
- Inspection appointment and scope
- Long-haul shipping schedules and transit time
- Documentation accuracy for clearance
- Currency and payment structure agreed in writing
- Realistic shipment windows
Relevant material categories
Copper scrap
Requirements are reviewed against specification, quantity, destination eligibility and documentation.
Aluminium scrap
Requirements are reviewed against specification, quantity, destination eligibility and documentation.
Ferrous scrap
Requirements are reviewed against specification, quantity, destination eligibility and documentation.
Submit a requirement for Brazil
Share the specification, quantity, destination port and shipment period you require.
Submission does not create a contract, supply commitment or obligation for AceComex.
Information on this website is provided for general commercial purposes. Product availability, specifications, transaction structure, inspection, payment, shipment and acceptance remain subject to review and written agreement between the relevant parties.