Brazil’s Allog Group Tops Maritime Export Rankings, Expands Investments in Key Import Sectors

According to official Datamar ranking data, the Allog Group was recognized as the highest-ranked Brazilian freight forwarder in maritime export volume for 2024. The Group is making strong investments across different segments of the import and export market.

From January to December last year, Allog and FTrade shipped over 66,000 TEUs, with standout performance in the forest products, liquid cargo, and fruit sectors.

This ranking reinforces the Group’s leadership position in the international transport sector in Brazil. Among exports, one of the key highlights was liquid cargo – particularly glycerin, which accounted for 79% of the liquid shipments – with 12,656 TEUs shipped in 2024, representing nearly 10% year-on-year growth.

According to João Bernardo Fróes, Commercial Director of Allog Group, this sector’s growth is driven by the Biodiesel Law, which promotes the production and consumption of renewable fuels. In 2024 alone, Brazil exported 721.6 thousand tons of glycerin, a 27.3% increase compared to the previous year.

Another export highlight was refrigerated cargo, especially Brazilian-grown fruits such as mangoes, melons, watermelons, and grapes. In 2024, FTrade – a company within the Allog Group specializing in reefer cargo – recorded a 23.4% increase in exports to countries including the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. In 2025, the company is investing in its commercial team in Brazil’s South and Southeast regions, aiming to expand its market share in animal protein and frozen juice sectors and organizing a trade mission to China to explore opportunities for exporting Brazilian fruits to Asia.

“Logistics for exporting Brazilian fruits involves meticulous care from harvest to delivery, emphasizing maintaining the cold chain, proper documentation, customs clearance, and selecting the best transport services,” said Erika Marques, FTrade’s Commercial Director.

Import Verticals

The increase in import volumes in specific Brazilian market sectors has prompted Allog Group to invest in several verticals—specialized service cells. Since last year, the company has focused on the automotive, solar energy, and beverage markets.

“Specialization in these sectors allows us to offer more targeted solutions aligned with our client’s needs, consolidating our position as a strategic partner in international logistics,” concludes Rodrigo Viti, Commercial Director of the Allog Group.

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