Ports Ranking | DataLiner | Jan-Dez 2022 vs. Jan-Dez 2021 | Brazil and Plate
Mar, 01, 2023 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202311
See below the ranking of Brazilian and Plate ports that most exported and imported containers from January to December 2022 with reference to the same period in 2021. The data is from DataLiner, Datamar’s business intelligence tool:
Brazil
The Port of Santos was the one that exported containerized cargo the most in 2022, 1,143,273 TEUs, a volume slightly higher than in 2021. The Port of Paranaguá, in turn, exported a volume 3.27% higher than the same period a year before. See more below:
Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Exports | Jan-Dec 2021 vs. Jan-Dec 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Dec | 2021 Jan-Dec | 2022 % Change
1
1
SANTOS
1.130.777
1.143.273
1.11%
2
2
PARANAGUA
393.865
406.730
3.27%
3
3
NAVEGANTES
387.612
370.445
-4.43%
4
4
ITAPOA
188.772
212.435
12.54%
5
5
RIO GRANDE
212.515
169.908
-20.05%
6
6
RIO DE JANEIRO
86.856
85.511
-1.55%
7
7
ITAJAI
134.111
81.730
-39.06%
8
8
SALVADOR
88.268
77.612
-12.07%
9
9
VITORIA
71.613
51.220
-28.48%
10
10
VILA DO CONDE
54.241
49.506
-8.73%
11
11
PECEM
47.345
35.152
-25.75%
12
12
FORTALEZA
27.947
24.281
-13.12%
13
13
NATAL
23.734
20.507
-13.60%
14
14
SUAPE
26.471
19.545
-26.16%
15
15
ITAGUAI
24.387
16.583
-32.00%
16
16
MANAUS
17.755
16.127
-9.17%
17
OTHERS
891
546
-38.72%
18
TOTAL
2.917.159
2.781.112
-4.66%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
As for containerized imports, Santos also leads the ranking with 1,071,878 TEUs, a volume 0.27% lower than in 2021. Navegantes, the second in the ranking, imported a volume 1.61% higher. See the other ports below:
Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Imports | Jan-Dec 2021 vs. Jan-Dec 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Dec | 2021 Jan-Dec | 2022 % Change
1
1
SANTOS
1.074.821
1.071.878
-0.27%
2
2
NAVEGANTES
319.970
325.129
1.61%
3
3
PARANAGUA
286.242
271.433
-5.17%
4
4
ITAPOA
212.840
183.997
-13.55%
5
5
MANAUS
171.729
178.799
4.12%
6
6
RIO DE JANEIRO
124.844
126.798
1.57%
7
7
ITAJAI
151.720
126.791
-16.43%
8
8
SUAPE
87.476
85.187
-2.62%
9
9
SALVADOR
72.466
62.664
-13.53%
10
10
VITORIA
52.140
60.059
15.19%
11
11
RIO GRANDE
65.083
56.238
-13.59%
12
12
PECEM
30.092
36.239
20.43%
13
13
ITAGUAI
15.208
8.860
-41.74%
14
14
VILA DO CONDE
6.345
5.881
-7.31%
15
15
FORTALEZA
2.021
1.071
-47.01%
16
16
IMBITUBA
37
475
1183.78%
17
OTHERS
1.071
421
-60.69%
18
TOTAL
2.674.104
2.601.920
-2.70%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
Plate (Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay)
In the region that includes Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, the leadership in exports in 2022 was the Port of Buenos Aires, with 364,513 TEUs, a volume 6.37% lower than in 2021. The Port of Montevideo, second in the ranking, grew 2.02% in the same period. See more information in the table below:
Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Exports | Jan-Dec 2021 vs. Jan-Dec 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Dec | 2021 Jan-Dec | 2022 % Change
1
1
BUENOS AIRES
389.297
364.513
-6.37%
2
2
MONTEVIDEO
229.539
234.177
2.02%
3
3
ZARATE
37.298
29.035
-22.15%
4
4
ROSARIO
15.850
8.674
-45.27%
5
5
SAN ANTONIO ESTE
12.748
4.719
-62.98%
6
6
LA PLATA
2.414
4.304
78.29%
7
7
MAR DEL PLATA
0
336
100.00%
8
8
BAHIA BLANCA
3.608
162
-95.51%
9
9
PUERTO DESEADO
0
122
100.00%
10
10
PUERTO MADRYN
4.087
0
-100.00%
11
TOTAL
694.842
646.042
-7.02%
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
Buenos Aires also leads in container imports, with 561,122 TEUs, a volume 2.8% higher than in 2021. Montevideo ranked second, growing 4.74% over the same period.
Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Imports | Jan-Dec 2021 vs. Jan-Dec 2022 | TEU
wdt_ID Rank Ports Jan-Dec | 2021 Jan-Dec | 2022 % Change
1
1
BUENOS AIRES
545.854
561.122
2.80%
2
2
MONTEVIDEO
221.329
231.821
4.74%
3
3
ZARATE
51.431
48.844
-5.03%
4
4
ROSARIO
26.745
26.718
-0.10%
5
5
USHUAIA
15.212
11.150
-26.70%
6
6
PUERTO MADRYN
1.800
1.921
6.72%
7
7
PUERTO DESEADO
433
306
-29.33%
8
8
LA PLATA
22
296
1245.45%
9
9
SANTA FE
131
137
4.20%
10
10
BAHIA BLANCA
198
113
-42.93%
11
OTHERS
314
113
-64.01%
12
TOTAL
863.469
882.541
2.21%
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