PORT OF SANTOS PASSES IBAMA INSPECTION FOR DANGEROUS CARGO HANDLING
On October 8, the Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) pre...
CARGO HANDLING IN PRIVATE TERMINALS GROWS 6.8%
Cargo handling in Brazilian private port terminals grew by 6.8% in the second quarter of 2020, when ...
ITAGUAÍ NOW ABLE TO RECEIVE MEGA VESSELS WITH LOA OF 367 METERS
With the Maritime Authority, Companhia Docas do Rio de Janeiro (CDRJ) ratified, the Normative Instru...
CARGO HANDLING AT PARANÁ PORTS UP 28% IN SEPTEMBER
Paraná ports have registered a positive 2020. Comparing the months of September 2020 to 2019, the c...
BRAZIL CORN EXPORTS GROW 2.6% IN SEPTEMBER
Brazil shipped 6.608 million tons of corn in September. This represents an increase of 2.6% over the...
BRAZIL’S NORTHERN ARCH HANDLES 30% OF SOYBEANS AND CORN PRODUCTION
Due to the paving of the BR-163 highway and the recent works in port terminals, the flow of the grai...
BRAZIL’S ETHANOL ACCOUNTS FOR 47% OF FUEL CONSUMPTION IN 2020
The National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) and the Union of the Sugarcane Indu...
EXEMPTED FROM IMPORT TARIFF, BRAZIL NEGOTIATES 225 THOUSAND TONS OF RICE
Brazil has already negotiated a total of 225 thousand tons of rice from the United States, India and...
PARANÁ PORTS DREDGE FOUR AREAS SIMULTANEOUSLY
Paraná ports are dredging four areas simultaneously using seven pieces of equipment: four dredgers,...
RAÍZEN PROVIDING ALCOHOL IN SUPPORT OF 2020 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Raízen has been pursuing all its activities and solidarity actions since the beginning of the pande...