The Port of Suape in Pernambuco, Brazil, has observed a surge in bagged sugar shipments, a key export. In the first three weeks of 2024, the port has already handled significant sugar operations, totaling 211,349.15 tonnes in 2023—a 38% increase from the previous year. The proximity to sugar mills in Zona da Mata enhances Suape’s logistics, facilitating distribution globally. The port’s strategic location and optimized cargo transportation structure contribute to the state’s sugar industry competitiveness, emphasized Nilson Monteiro, Director of Development and Port Management.
Source: Datamar News
SUAPE PORT POSTS 38% JUMP IN BAGGED SUGAR SHIPMENTS
Published On - 25 de January de 2024