Tegram, the Maranhão Grain Terminal at the Port of Itaqui, celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025, having moved 84.3 million tons of soy, corn, and soybean meal since 2015. Formed by a partnership of Viterra, TCN, ALZ, and CLI, the terminal became a key logistics hub for the MATOPI region (Maranhão, Tocantins, Piauí), enabling a direct, cost-effective export route through the Northern Arc. Its operations boosted grain exports from 3.3 to 15.5 million tons annually, supporting regional development and reducing logistics costs. A third expansion phase in 2025 aims to increase capacity to 24 million tons. Tegram’s success, driven by collaboration between the private sector and the port authority, has made Itaqui a competitive player in global agribusiness.
Source: Portal Portuario/Datamar News
BRAZIL’S TEGRAM TERMINAL AT ITAQUI PORT MOVES 84 MILLION TONNES IN FIRST DECADE, EYES MAJOR EXPANSION
Published On - 11 de April de 2025