Ranking of Brazilian and Plate Ports – Jan to Apr 2022 vs. Jan to April 2021
Jul, 04, 2022 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202227
See below the ranking of Brazilian and Plate ports with the largest export and import numbers in terms of containers in the first four months of 2022 and compared to the same period in 2021. The data are from the DataLiner:
Brazil
The Port of Santos continues to lead exports via containers, with 374,210 TEUs, a slight decrease of 0.44% compared to the period from January to April 2021. The Port of Navegantes, in second place, grew 13.06% in the same comparison. The biggest drop observed in the period from January to April 2022 versus January to April 2021 was -36.30% in the Port of Itajaí. See more below:
Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Exports | Jan/Apr 2021 vs. Jan/Apr 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Apr | 2021 Jan-Apr | 2022 % Change
1
1
SANTOS
375.879
374.210
-0.44%
2
2
NAVEGANTES
117.802
133.182
13.06%
3
3
PARANAGUA
118.839
131.671
10.80%
4
4
ITAPOA
56.492
66.662
18.00%
5
5
RIO GRANDE
73.797
57.348
-22.29%
6
6
RIO DE JANEIRO
29.493
30.493
3.39%
7
7
ITAJAI
46.664
29.725
-36.30%
8
8
SALVADOR
27.558
25.090
-8.96%
9
9
VILA DO CONDE
19.147
17.847
-6.79%
10
10
VITORIA
21.247
16.100
-24.22%
11
11
PECEM
10.933
10.268
-6.08%
12
12
FORTALEZA
11.604
9.704
-16.37%
13
13
SUAPE
8.700
8.255
-5.11%
14
14
MANAUS
5.879
5.754
-2.13%
15
15
ITAGUAI
8.570
5.560
-35.13%
16
16
NATAL
4.005
5.147
28.51%
17
OTHERS
286
241
-15.73%
18
TOTAL
936.897
927.257
-1.03%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
In imports, the Port of Santos also maintained its leadership, with 341,166 TEUs, a drop of 5.61% compared to the first four months of 2021. The Port of Navegantes, on the other hand, imported a volume 15.24% lower between the two periods. See more of it below:
Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Imports | Jan/Apr 2021 vs. Jan/Apr 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Apr | 2021 Jan-Apr | 2022 % Change
1
1
SANTOS
361.442
341.166
-5.61%
2
2
NAVEGANTES
107.458
91.079
-15.24%
3
3
PARANAGUA
95.313
84.081
-11.78%
4
4
ITAPOA
79.501
52.508
-33.95%
5
5
MANAUS
60.977
50.838
-16.63%
6
6
ITAJAI
58.106
43.560
-25.03%
7
7
RIO DE JANEIRO
42.859
36.224
-15.48%
8
8
SUAPE
34.417
24.820
-27.88%
9
9
SALVADOR
27.844
19.199
-31.05%
10
10
VITORIA
23.905
17.495
-26.82%
11
11
RIO GRANDE
26.938
16.414
-39.07%
12
12
PECEM
13.093
9.797
-25.17%
13
13
VILA DO CONDE
2.664
2.259
-15.20%
14
14
ITAGUAI
7.408
1.841
-75.15%
15
15
FORTALEZA
719
421
-41.45%
16
16
NATAL
140
167
19.29%
17
OTHERS
293
37
-87.37%
18
TOTAL
943.078
791.906
-16.03%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
Plate (Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina)
In the Plate region, which includes Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, the lead in exports in the first four months of 2022 is the Port of Buenos Aires, which had a container throughput 7.67% smaller than in the same period of 2021. On the other hand, the port that ranked second, the Port of Montevideo, handled a volume 22.44% higher. Check it out below:
Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Exports | Jan/Apr 2021 vs. Jan/Apr 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Apr | 2021 Jan-Apr | 2022 % Change
1
1
BUENOS AIRES
122.552
113.157
-7.67%
2
2
MONTEVIDEO
64.976
79.483
22.33%
3
3
ZARATE
8.852
9.205
3.99%
4
4
SAN ANTONIO ESTE
10.136
3.562
-64.86%
5
5
ROSARIO
4.506
3.166
-29.74%
6
6
LA PLATA
535
874
63.36%
7
7
PUERTO MADRYN
2.790
0
-100.00%
8
8
BAHIA BLANCA
1.956
0
-100.00%
9
TOTAL
216.303
209.447
-3.17%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
In terms of imports, the Port of Buenos Aires saw a 1.59% smaller volume throughput from January to April 2022 than in the same period in 2021. The second in the ranking, the Port of Montevideo, imported a volume of 13.17% larger. Check it out below:
Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Imports | Jan/Apr 2021 vs. Jan/Apr 2022 | TEU
| wdt_ID | Rank | Ports | Jan-Apr | 2021 | Jan-Apr | 2022 | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | BUENOS AIRES | 186.492 | 183.522 | -1.59% |
| 2 | 2 | MONTEVIDEO | 61.225 | 69.289 | 13.17% |
| 3 | 3 | ZARATE | 15.154 | 16.385 | 8.13% |
| 4 | 4 | ROSARIO | 8.047 | 10.342 | 28.53% |
| 5 | 5 | USHUAIA | 7.277 | 3.751 | -48.45% |
| 6 | 6 | VILLETA | 2.243 | 2.334 | 4.06% |
| 7 | 7 | PUERTO MADRYN | 513 | 591 | 15.20% |
| 8 | 8 | PUERTO DESEADO | 77 | 109 | 41.56% |
| 9 | OTHERS | 261 | 119 | -54.41% | |
| 10 | TOTAL | 281.287 | 286.442 | 1.83% |
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