PORT OF SANTOS: CONTAINER, SUGAR, AND SOYBEANS DRIVE HANDLING IN APRIL
In April, cargo handling at the Port of Santos totaled 13.7 million tons, an increase of 1.7% over t...
PORT OF IMBITUBA RESUMES STEEL HANDLING
The Port of Imbituba is receiving the ship HG SINGAPORE, which is importing approximately 33,000 ton...
STUDY POINTS TO DEVELOPMENT IN WATERWAY NAVIGATION MODALITIES
A study released on May 26 by the National Waterway Transport Agency (Antaq) shows an increase in in...
VLI AND HYDROWAYS IN BRAZIL ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP WITH FOCUS ON FERROGRAO PROJECT
On May 27, VLI, the manager of Centro-Atlântica Railway and the northern part of Norte-Sul Railway,...
EXPORTERS PUSH FOR A DROP IN AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES
Brazil and other exporters are making new moves in the World Trade Organization (WTO) in search of a...
BRAZIL’S SUGARCANE CROP SET TO DECLINE, CONAB SAYS
The forecast of the 2021/22 sugarcane crop released by the National Supply Company (Conab) points ou...
MILLS CUTTING SOME OF SUGAR PRODUCTION, FOCUSING ON ETHANOL, DATAGRO SAYS
Brazilian sugar and ethanol mills are likely to temporarily reduce sugar production volumes to incre...
ABIOVE SEES BETTER PROJECTIONS FOR SOYBEAN IN 2021
The Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries (ABIOVE) released on Thursday (20) new forecas...
BRAZIL’S DIESEL DEMAND TO GROW 4.4% IN 2021
Brazil’s diesel demand is expected to grow 4.4% in 2021, driven mainly by the transport of agricul...
WHEAT PLANTING AREA SET TO EXPAND IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL
Brazil Supply Company (Conab) has started to release figures for the 2021/2022 wheat crop that will ...