Brazilian ports handled a record 1.32 billion tons in 2024, up 1.18% from 2023. Santos (138.69 million tons, +2.05%) and Salvador (+41.18%) led public port growth at 5.13%. In contrast, private terminals experienced a 0.91% decrease. Long-haul transport and cabotage increased by 2.29% and 0.92%, respectively, while inland navigation dropped by 9.58%. Fuels had a 23.63% increase, petroleum gas had a 35.31% gain, and wheat had a 39.51% gain. Brazil’s government intends to continue boosting the sector by providing legal stability and accelerating concessions.
Source: Canal Rural (*Translated by Ia Niani)
BRAZIL HITS RECORD CARGO HANDLING IN 2024, REACHING 1.32 BILLION TONS
Published On - 27 de February de 2025