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Ports and Terminals Feb, 19, 2025 0

Port of Imbituba Kicks Off 2025 with Record Cargo Throughput

The Imbituba Port Complex began 2025 on a strong note, posting a cargo throughput of over 600,000 tonnes in January—a record for the period. Compared to January 2024, the performance…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 19, 2025 0

Customs Auditors’ Strike Causes Millions in Losses at Brazilian Ports and Airports

The ongoing strike by Federal Revenue auditors has resulted in millions in losses across Brazilian ports and airports, severely disrupting cargo clearance. More than 200,000 shipments are currently stalled nationwide.…
Fruta Feb, 18, 2025 0

Brazil’s Fruit Exports Rise 49% in a Decade, Discover Key Buyers and Top-Selling Products

Brazil’s fresh and dried fruit exports grew 49% over the past decade, rising from 733.2 million tonnes in 2014 to 1.1 billion tonnes in 2024, according to Agrostat, the Brazilian…
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Fruta Feb, 18, 2025 0

Brazilian Grape Exports Decline in January, but Outpace Last Year’s Levels

As is typically the case, Brazilian grape exports dropped in January from previous months. However, shipments still surpassed those in January of last year. According to Comex Stat data, Brazil…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 18, 2025 0

Itajaí Port Complex Posts Cargo Throughput Growth Across All Metrics in January 2025

The Itajaí Port Complex saw an increase across all cargo throughput metrics in January 2025 compared to the same month last year. Including both public facilities and private terminals, total…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 18, 2025 0

Rio Grande do Sul Port Complex Sees 7.48% Growth in January Cargo Throughput

With 326 vessel calls in January, the Rio Grande do Sul port complex closed the first month of 2025 with a 7.48% increase in cargo throughput. The terminals operated by…
Fruta Feb, 18, 2025 0

Ceará to Expand Melon Exports with New Plantings and Increased Global Market Reach

Ceará is set to add 1,500 hectares of melon farmland for export in 2025, boosting prospects for greater participation from local producers in international trade, according to Silvio Carlos Ribeiro,…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 18, 2025 0

VLI Begins Shipping 2024/25 Soybean Crop as Brazil Readies for Record Harvest

VLI has kicked off shipments of Brazil’s 2024/25 soybean crop, which is projected to reach a record-breaking 166 million tonnes—up 12.4% from the previous season, according to estimates from the…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 18, 2025 0

Port of Santos: Public Hearing on Expansion of Truck Parking Areas and Logistics Condominiums Rescheduled

The Santos Port Authority (APS) and the National Ports Parliamentary Front have announced the rescheduling of the public hearing to discuss the expansion of truck parking areas and the development…
Fish Feb, 18, 2025 0

Ceará Eyes the United Kingdom to Resume Seafood Exports to Europe

Ceará will soon resume exporting seafood, including shrimp, tuna, and lobster, to Europe. Ongoing negotiations indicate that the state’s aquaculture products will enter the European market via the United Kingdom,…