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Automotive Nov, 06, 2024 0

Record October Sales and Rebound in Exports Keep Brazil’s Vehicle Production Strong

October marked a vehicle sales milestone not seen in Brazil since December 2014. A total of 264,900 vehicles were registered, surpassing December 2019’s volume, the highest in nearly a decade.…
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Other Cargo Nov, 06, 2024 0

Paraguay starts exporting peppers to Argentina

Paraguay has begun exporting peppers to Argentina, with the shipment of 15,000 kilos, as announced by Carlos Giménez, Minister of Agriculture. This first shipment is the result of negotiations between…
Ocean-Freight (frete marítimo)
Shipping Nov, 06, 2024 0

Container freight prices rise 250% in less than 1 year

The sharp rise in import costs between China and Brazil is impacting logistics and the competitiveness of Brazilian companies. Until March, shipping a 40-foot container cost around $3,000, but it…
Shipping Nov, 06, 2024 0

Shipping reacts to Trump election win

China’s yuan weakened and stock markets on the mainland and Hong Kong fell today on news that Donald Trump will become the 47th president of the United States, likely ushering…
Shipping Nov, 06, 2024 0

Hapag-Lloyd orders 24 new container ships

Hapag-Lloyd has signed two contracts with two Chinese shipyards for a total of 24 new container ships. Of these, 12 newbuildings – each with a capacity of 16,800 TEU –…
Nov, 06, 2024 0

Red Sea crisis having greater impact on boxship employment than covid

The idle container fleet has reached an all-time low in the opening 10 months of the year with Alphaliner reporting that proportionally, the ongoing Red Sea crisis has had a…
Ports and Terminals Nov, 05, 2024 0

Pecém Port Sets Record for Container Traffic in Best Month Ever

Porto do Pecém set a new record for container traffic in October, handling 66,253 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units), a 16.4% increase compared to its previous record of 56,906 TEUs, achieved…
Economy Nov, 05, 2024 0

How U.S. elections impact Brazilian agribusiness

The outcome of the U.S. presidential election is expected to influence global agricultural trade, with effects that will directly or indirectly impact Brazil. The contest between Kamala Harris and Donald…
Steel and Aluminium Nov, 05, 2024 1

U.S. election outcome critical for Brazilian steel exports

The result of this Tuesday’s U.S. presidential election has significant potential to impact Brazil’s steel industry. Depending on whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump prevails, the sector may either see…
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Grains Nov, 05, 2024 0

Brazil’s Soybean Exports Expected to Fall Nearly by Half in November, Says Cargonave

By October, Brazil had exported 93.5 million tonnes of soybeans, surpassing the 92.9 million tonnes exported in the same period last year. However, November shipments indicate a slowdown, with projections…