SOYBEAN AND SUGAR TRADERS FIGHT FOR SPACE IN THE PORT OF SANTOS
Soybean and sugar traders are struggling for space in Latin America’s largest port, rushing to sec...
PORTO DO PECEM RESUMES FUEL TRANSSHIPMENT OPERATIONS
On March 25, the Porto of Pecém resumed the transshipments of fuels, an operation called ship-to-sh...
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZES PORTS TO DEVELOP IDLE AREAS
On March 24, the Ministry of Infrastructure published an ordinance in the Official Federal Gazette w...
SANTOS CARGO HANDLING CONTINUES GROWTH TREND IN FEBRUARY
In February, the total cargo handling at the Port of Santos set a new record for the period, with 10...
PORT OF ARATU REGISTERS AN INCREASE OF 56.57% IN THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF 2021
In the first two months of 2021, the Bahian port of Aratu-Candeias handled 1,144,283 tons. In Februa...
CASCAVEL TO BE LOGISTICS HUB FOR NOVA FERROESTE
Cascavel, Paraná’s main soybean producer in the west of Brazil, will be the logistics hub for Nov...
PORTS OF PARANÁ INCREASE HEALTH CONTROL DURING THE PANDEMIC
On March 25, the healthcare facility to fight coronavirus in the terminals of the Ports of Paraná c...
GLOBAL SUGAR SURPLUS IN THE 2021/2022 SEASON MAY REACH 3 MILLION TONS
The English company Czarnikow estimates that sugar production will have a surplus of 3 million tons ...
SOYBEANS EXPORTS TO PRODUCE US$ 45 BILLION
In January, Brazilian soybean mills purchased only 1.69 million tons of soy. In nine years, this is ...
AREA PLANTED WITH CONVENTIONAL SOYBEAN VARIETIES TO GROW DURING THE 2021/2022 SEASON
Rural producers in Mato Grosso are bracing for the 2021/2022 crop year, as interests in conventional...