Paranaguá Port’s public silos ready to receive cargo again

After renovations and extensive pest control procedures, the public silos of the Paranaguá Port Export Corridor are once again receiving cargo. Located on the pier, in front of berths 212 and 213, the warehouses are used for soybean meal. Operators expect to shift 120,000 tons of the product through the system in these first three months of the year.

As explained by the Silos Division of the port’s Operations Directorate, the structures underwent mechanical, electrical and civil works. “After carrying out the work in the warehouses, what we have is better hygiene and storage conditions, which maintain the quality of the products. In addition, we guarantee a better environment for workers ”, says Luis Douglas Henrique, from the Silos Division.

There are four warehouses, each with a capacity of 15,000 tons, totaling 60,000 tons of static capacity. Currently, these public structures in the complex are used by the companies Céu Azul, Grano, Gransol, Marcon, Sulmare, Tibagi and Transgolf, for handling soybean meal. Warehouses 13F and 13A are already set to receive this commodity . The other two are expected to be ready by February 10.

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