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Shipping Jul, 14, 2026 0

Brazil’s coastal shipping sector could gain ground as companies seek to cut logistics emissions

The way goods move across Brazil is becoming increasingly important to corporate decarbonization strategies. In a country where 63.4% of freight is transported by road, the choice of transportation mode…
Ports and Terminals Jul, 14, 2026 0

Truckers’ protest at Port of Santos enters second day as freight measure faces deadline

A truck drivers’ work stoppage affecting access to the Port of Santos entered its second day on Tuesday, July 14. The protest, involving both independent and formally employed drivers from…
Ports and Terminals Jul, 14, 2026 0

Port of Santos completes Brazil’s first ethanol bunkering of a containership

The Port of Santos completed Brazil’s first refueling operation involving an ethanol-powered containership on Sunday, July 12. Owned by French shipping group CMA CGM, the vessel has a capacity of…
Ports and Terminals Jul, 14, 2026 0

DP World plans new UAE port to bypass Strait of Hormuz

Strait of Hormuz Dubai-based port operator DP World is planning a new port and container terminal on the United Arab Emirates’ east coast as it seeks to reduce reliance on…
Shipping Jul, 14, 2026 0

Jan De Nul and Servimagnus sign Argentina waterway concession contract

Jan De Nul and Servimagnus have signed the contract to operate Argentina’s Main Navigable Waterway, known as the Vía Navegable Troncal, for the next 25 years, clearing the final step…
Meat Jul, 13, 2026 0

Brazil agribusiness exports hit record for June

Brazilian agribusiness exports reached US$16.6 billion in June, a record for the month, the Ministry of Agriculture said. The figure was up 14% from June last year, or an increase…
Other Cargo Jul, 13, 2026 0

Argentina dairy exports absorb rising milk supply as demand recovers

Argentina dairy exports absorbed most of the country’s additional milk supply in the first five months of 2026, while domestic consumption continued to recover from the sharp decline recorded in…
Coffee exports of Brazil
Coffee Jul, 13, 2026 0

Brazil coffee faces El Niño headwinds, but crops more resilient

El Niño could cut Brazil’s expected record harvest by up to a fifth, according to the Brazilian Coffee Industry Association (Abic), as excessive heat and irregular rainfall threaten production. For…
Ports and Terminals Jul, 13, 2026 0

Santos Port Authority requests new federal study on port expansion areas

The Santos Port Authority, or APS, asked Brazil’s Ministry of Ports and Airports last month to reassess the possible inclusion of areas that were left out of the Port of…
Meat Jul, 13, 2026 0

Weak demand and Chinese pullback weigh on cattle prices

After two straight months of declines, Brazilian fattened cattle prices are expected to fall further still in July, potentially hitting their lowest levels of the year, according to analysts consulted…