In Partnership with Rumo, Coruripe Mill Will Invest BRL 70 Million in Intermodal Terminal in Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/11/2020 at 11:16

Updated on 02/11/2020 at 11:17

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Coruripe Sugar Mill, Producer of Sugar and Ethanol, Together with Logistics Company Rumo, Will Invest in Road-Rail Terminal to Increase Production Flow

Coruripe Sugar Mill, producer of sugar and ethanol, laid the foundation stone for a road-rail terminal in Iturama, in the State of Minas Gerais, on the last 29th, which was developed to facilitate the flow of 2 million tons of VHP sugar per year to the Port of Santos, in São Paulo. The investment in partnership with the railway operator Rumo is R$ 70 million.

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According to Francisco Vital, Commercial Director of Coruripe Sugar Mill, in addition to saving transportation costs, the project of the only road-rail terminal in Minas connected to the Norte-Sul also provides environmental benefits due to the unloading of highways in the region. Of the planned two million tons, at least 75% are transported by truck to the coast of São Paulo.

Vital says that “This will be a high-turnover terminal, with very high loading capacity to make the asset – train and wagons – very well utilized. It will bring development to the entire region because, in addition to transporting our sugar, it will also carry third-party sugar produced in Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, and Goiás (within a radius of up to 500 kilometers). Previously, a small part of this production was flowed through the Fernandópolis (SP) terminal, but Iturama, besides being much closer, has greater capacity. It could handle up to 6 million tons soon.”

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