Brazil mainly exports bananas, oranges, mangoes, cacao beans, soybeans, rice, cashew nuts, pineapples, mahogany, leather, beef, iron ore, bauxite, gold, copper, diamonds, sugarcane, and sugar. It is also the foremost, global coffee producer and grows one-third of the world's total number of coffee beans. Brazil is also one of the leading exporters of sugarcane and raw sugar.
Peru's mining company mainly uses silver, zinc, lead, copper, tin, and gold. Copper is used for wire, lead is used for automobile batteries, and gold is used for jewelry and/or electric parts. These exports alone supply nearly two-thirds of Peru's total export revenue.