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Ranking of Ports | DataLiner | Jan-Jul 2022 vs. Jan-Jul 2021 | Brazil and Plate

Sep, 14, 2022 Posted by Gabriel Malheiros

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Check below the ranking of Brazilian and Plate ports that exported and imported the most containers in the first seven months of 2022 vis-a-vis the same period in 2021. The data are from DataLiner:

Brazil

The Port of Santos leads the ranking of exports via containers from January to July 2022, with 645,928 TEUs, a volume in line with the same period in 2021. The Port of Paranaguá occupies the second place, with a volume of 8.78% higher. Navegantes grew 4.87% in the same period. See more below:

Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Exports | Jan/Jul 2021 vs. Jan/Jul 2022 | TEU

Rank	Ports	Jan-Jul \| 2021	Jan-Jul \| 2022	% Change
1	1	SANTOS	648.521	645.928	-0.40%
2	2	PARANAGUA	222.010	241.505	8.78%
3	3	NAVEGANTES	219.101	229.763	4.87%
4	4	ITAPOA	106.052	126.002	18.81%
5	5	RIO GRANDE	127.604	94.923	-25.61%
6	6	ITAJAI	85.760	52.453	-38.84%
7	7	RIO DE JANEIRO	49.947	51.194	2.50%
8	8	SALVADOR	46.591	41.864	-10.15%
9	9	VITORIA	39.570	31.068	-21.49%
10	10	VILA DO CONDE	34.444	30.641	-11.04%
11	11	PECEM	16.719	15.449	-7.60%
12	12	FORTALEZA	16.308	13.121	-19.54%
13	13	SUAPE	16.599	13.074	-21.24%
14	14	MANAUS	10.415	9.539	-8.41%
15	15	NATAL	9.025	9.425	4.43%
16	16	ITAGUAI	14.688	9.020	-38.59%
17		OTHERS	525	388	-26.10%
18		TOTAL	1.663.880	1.615.359	-2.92%

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

In terms of imports, the Port of Santos, which leads the ranking, saw a total volume 4.47% lower than in the first seven months of 2021. The volume at the Port of Navegantes fell by 15.96% and at Paranaguá by 11.1%. See the full table below:

Ranking of Brazilian Ports | Imports | Jan/Jul 2021 vs. Jan/Jul 2022 | TEU

Rank	Ports	Jan-Jul \| 2021	Jan-Jul \| 2022	% Change
1	1	SANTOS	623.970	596.083	-4.47%
2	2	NAVEGANTES	187.417	157.512	-15.96%
3	3	PARANAGUA	166.744	148.235	-11.10%
4	4	ITAPOA	130.448	96.790	-25.80%
5	5	MANAUS	104.265	87.279	-16.29%
6	6	ITAJAI	96.373	74.898	-22.28%
7	7	RIO DE JANEIRO	72.263	67.815	-6.15%
8	8	SUAPE	53.384	45.522	-14.73%
9	9	SALVADOR	45.366	37.265	-17.86%
10	10	VITORIA	34.108	30.520	-10.52%
11	11	RIO GRANDE	42.782	28.468	-33.46%
12	12	PECEM	19.206	18.627	-3.01%
13	13	ITAGUAI	11.596	4.523	-61.00%
14	14	VILA DO CONDE	4.009	3.372	-15.89%
15	15	FORTALEZA	1.214	695	-42.75%
16	16	NATAL	221	180	-18.55%
17		OTHERS	329	168	-48.94%
18		TOTAL	1.593.695	1.397.952	-12.28%

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

Plate

In the Plate region, the port that led in container exports in the first seven months was Buenos Aires, with a volume 4.34% lower than in 2021. On the other hand, the Port of Montevideo grew 11.07% in the same timeframe.

Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Exports | Jan/Jul 2021 vs. Jan/Jul 2022 | TEU

Rank	Ports	Jan-Jul \| 2021	Jan-Jul \| 2022	% Change
1	1	BUENOS AIRES	224.957	215.206	-4.34%
2	2	MONTEVIDEO	127.857	142.010	11.07%
3	3	ZARATE	19.458	19.372	-0.44%
4	4	ROSARIO	9.088	6.293	-30.75%
5	5	SAN ANTONIO ESTE	12.748	4.719	-62.98%
6	6	LA PLATA	1.204	1.879	56.06%
7	7	MAR DEL PLATA	0	336	100.00%
8	8	PUERTO DESEADO	0	122	100.00%
9	9	PUERTO MADRYN	3.779	0	-100.00%
10	10	BAHIA BLANCA	3.608	0	-100.00%
11		TOTAL	402.700	389.936	-3.17%

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

Regarding imports, the volume throughput at the Port of Buenos Aires from January to July 2022 had little difference from the same period in 2021. The second place, the Port of Montevideo, grew 7.4% in the same period. See more below:

Ranking of Ports in the Plate region | Imports | Jan/Jul 2021 vs. Jan/Jul 2022 | TEU

Rank	Ports	Jan-Jul \| 2021	Jan-Jul \| 2022	% Change
1	1	BUENOS AIRES	323.710	323.730	0.01%
2	2	MONTEVIDEO	110.497	118.675	7.40%
3	3	ZARATE	29.139	29.766	2.15%
4	4	ROSARIO	14.951	17.358	16.10%
5	5	USHUAIA	10.193	6.439	-36.83%
6	6	VILLETA	5.667	3.723	-34.30%
7	7	PUERTO MADRYN	1.134	940	-17.11%
8	8	PUERTO DESEADO	267	195	-26.97%
9	9	SANTA FE	48	102	112.50%
10	10	BAHIA BLANCA	148	59	-60.14%
11		OTHERS	283	121	-57.24%
12		TOTAL	496.036	501.108	1.02%

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

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