Asia Shipping Forecasts Positive Year for Goods Export from Brazil with Focus on International Market Logistics

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 30/05/2022 at 10:22

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Despite Current Problems Regarding Cargo Movement in Brazil, Asia Shipping Company Claims That 2022 Will Be Favorable for Exports and Warns of the Need for Improvements in Transport Logistics for the Market

The company focused on logistics for the transport of goods, Asia Shipping, has good projections for the Brazilian market regarding exports during the year 2022. Until this Monday, (30/05), the company believes that this year will be responsible for a significant growth in these operations and that relationships with the international market will become even stronger over the coming months.

Year 2022 Will Be Responsible for a Leap in Merchandise Export Operations to the International Market, According to Projections from Asia Shipping

The international market is still facing strong issues left by the Covid-19 pandemic and now also by the conflicts between Russia and Ukraine, which have had a significant impact on the product commercialization chain. However, despite the current unstable moment for these businesses, the multinational Asia Shipping believes that 2022 will be the year of Brazilian merchandise exports and that the country will strengthen its ties with the international market.

Thus, the company is preparing for growth in its business during the upcoming months of the year and projects good results. This is because, only during the first quarter of 2022, Asia Shipping expanded export operations by 42% and is now aiming to close 2022 with a 10% growth above the national market average.

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Company Partnerships Continue to Grow and SerraBRAS Comments on the Importance of Export Logistics Relationships with the Multinational

With the aim of capitalizing on favorable projections for merchandise export logistics throughout the second half of 2022, Asia Shipping continues to focus on its current partnerships in the national market. Among them, SerraBRAS is one of the strongest, as the company offers export logistics solutions for the timber company, which exports components for the manufacture of pallets in various thicknesses, widths, and lengths, targeting the markets of Central America, Mexico, and the United States.

And, just like Asia Shipping, the company has seen significant growth in exports during the beginning of the year, as only in the first quarter of this year, the index reached 30% growth compared to the volumes exported in the same period of 2021. The company highlighted that the multinational was essential in this journey, especially during the logistical chaos of the pandemic.

Finally, Tiago Miranda, commercial director of SerraBRAS, commented on the partnership and concluded: “Exports have grown, but the supply of space has not kept pace. In this scenario of container and ship space shortages, Asia Shipping was able to accommodate our products and always demonstrated flexibility in seeking the best solution to meet the client’s needs. In 2020, we transported 2,200 containers with the Brazilian multinational, increasing to 2,800 last year.”

Asia Shipping Forecasts Positive Year for Goods Export from Brazil with Focus on International Market Logistics

Despite Current Problems Regarding Cargo Movement in Brazil, Asia Shipping Company Claims That 2022 Will Be Favorable for Exports and Warns of the Need for Improvements in Transport Logistics for the Market

Year 2022 Will Be Responsible for a Leap in Merchandise Export Operations to the International Market, According to Projections from Asia Shipping

Company Partnerships Continue to Grow and SerraBRAS Comments on the Importance of Export Logistics Relationships with the Multinational

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Asia Shipping Forecasts Positive Year for Goods Export from Brazil with Focus on International Market Logistics

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