SÃO PAULO 2025/26 CROP SEEN RISING ON CORN, SOYBEAN AND COFFEE
São Paulo’s 2025/26 crop is expected to expand, supported by corn, soybean and coffee output, acc...
PORT OF ITAJAÍ GROWS 59% IN FEBRUARY, STRENGTHENING OPERATIONAL RECOVERY
The Port of Itajaí handled 452,000 tonnes in February, up 59% year-on-year, signaling a strong oper...
DREDGING RESUMES AT PORT OF RIO GRANDE WITH BRL 432 MILLION INVESTMENT
Maintenance dredging at the access channel of the Port of Rio Grande resumed in March after an envir...
SOUTHERN BRAZIL PORTS SEE 22.3% INCREASE IN CONTAINER THROUGHPUT IN JANUARY
Container throughput at ports in Southern Brazil rose 22.3% in January 2026, reaching 4.9 million to...
EU-MERCOSUR TRADE DEAL TO ENTER PROVISIONAL FORCE ON MAY 1
The free trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur will enter provisional force on May...
BRAZIL’S SECOND CORN CROP PLANTING REACHES 97% IN CENTER-SOUTH AMID WEATHER CONCERNS
Brazil’s 2026 second corn crop planting in the Center-South reached 97% of the estimated area by M...
BRAZIL SOYBEAN HARVEST REACHES 68% AFTER WEATHER RELIEF IN MATOPIBA
Brazil’s 2025/26 soybean harvest reached 68% of planted area by March 19, up from 60% the previous...
PRIVATE TERMINALS RISE 14.1% IN JANUARY, DRIVING BRAZIL’S PORT THROUGHPUT
Brazil’s private terminals (TUPs) led port activity in January 2026, handling 68.6 million tons (+...
PORT OF IMBITUBA HANDLES 641,000 TONS IN FEBRUARY WITH STRONG EXPORT GROWTH
The Port of Imbituba handled 641,000 tons in February 2026 across 27 vessel calls, marking one of it...
BRAZIL SUGAR LINE-UP FALLS TO 1.28 MLN TONS AMID WEAKER EXPORTS
Brazil’s sugar line-up declined in the week to March 18, with 37 vessels (vs. 44) and scheduled sh...