PARANAGUÁ PORT INVESTS BRL 600 MILLION IN MODERN GRAIN UNLOADING FACILITIES

The Port of Paranaguá, which is celebrating its 90th anniversary, remains a beacon of logistics and innovation. The Moegão project aims to modernize grain unloading and is expected to be completed by 2025. The system will enhance rail capacity by 60%, resulting in fewer urban crossings. In addition, the port invests in digitalization using SAP S/4HANA and has adopted AIS AtoN, becoming the first in Brazil to track nautical buoys in real-time. In January 2025, Paranaguá handled 63.8 thousand tons of soybean oil, accounting for 72.48% of total national exports. Other products experienced significant movement, including corn (+166%) and bulk sugar. Although fertilizer dropped somewhat by 3%, the ports of Paranaguá and Antonina handled 4.7 million tons overall in the month.
Source: Agrofy News(*Translated by Ia Niani)