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Bahia ports sees largest throughput in over 13 months
Aug, 22, 2023 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202335
In July 2023, ports in Brazil’s Bahia recorded a throughput of 1,209,653 tonnes, marking a significant 7.87% increase compared to the same period in 2022 when 1,121,392 tonnes were handled. This figure represents the highest monthly throughput achieved by the port authority CODEBA since June 2022.
A notable standout is the Port of Ilhéus, which handled 112,086 tonnes in July 2023, showcasing an impressive 86.53% surge compared to July 2022’s 60,091 tonnes. This outstanding performance was primarily driven by the increased movement of soy at the port.
Additionally, the Port of Aratu-Candeias exhibited noteworthy growth, handling 681,940 tonnes in July 2023, demonstrating a 17.03% rise compared to July 2022’s throughput of 582,718 tonnes.
Despite a dip in cargo movement in July 2023, the Port of Salvador boasts a silver lining through its overall export growth in the year 2023.
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