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Shipping Mar, 11, 2026 0

Data, AI, strategy and resilience drive DataSmart Shipping Conference 2026

At a time of growing instability in global logistics chains — marked by geopolitical tensions, climate shocks and accelerating technological transformation — maritime industry executives and experts in data and…
Meat Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil beef sector sees progress in talks to open Japan, South Korea markets

Brazil’s beef export industry expects diplomatic engagement by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to help advance long-standing negotiations with two major markets that remain closed to Brazilian beef: Japan…
Economy Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil exports to U.S. fall 23% in Jan–Feb to lowest level since 2023

Brazilian exports to the United States fell 23.2% in the first two months of the year compared with the same period in 2025, reaching their lowest level for the period…
Other Cargo Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil warns of fertilizer supply risks and higher prices amid Middle East war

Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry sees a “very high” risk of partial fertilizer shortages if the war in Iran continues and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, according to technical assessments reviewed…
Coffee Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil coffee exports fall 23.5% in February, exporters group says

Brazil exported 2.6 million 60-kg bags of coffee in February, down 23.5% from the same month in 2025, according to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé). In the first two…
Other Logistics Mar, 11, 2026 0

Milei presses ahead with second bid to privatize key Mercosur export route

After a failed first attempt, Argentine President Javier Milei is moving ahead with a new tender to grant a private company the concession for the country’s main inland shipping corridor,…
Economy Mar, 11, 2026 0

Iran conflict clouds Brazil outlook ahead of budget review

Brazil’s government faces an added challenge as it prepares to update its economic forecasts, with market volatility and uncertainty linked to the conflict in ​Iran complicating projections that underpin this…
Shipping Mar, 11, 2026 0

Three more vessels hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz, showing merchant ships remain in firing line

Three vessels have been hit by unknown projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, maritime ​security and risk firms said on Wednesday (11), bringing the number of ships struck in the…
Trade Regulations Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil secures new agricultural export access to New Zealand and Turkey

Brazil has concluded negotiations that will allow the country to export additional agricultural products to New Zealand and Turkey, the government said. New Zealand has authorized imports of thermally processed…
Other Logistics Mar, 11, 2026 0

VLI soybean transport on Northern Corridor rises 10% in 2025

Brazilian logistics company VLI reported a roughly 10% increase in soybean transport along its Northern Corridor in 2025, highlighting growing demand for rail logistics in the country’s expanding agricultural frontier.…