Logistics Company VLI Will Add More Than 230 Cars in Northern Brazil to Strengthen Grain Transportation in Upcoming Harvest

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 16/11/2020 at 11:55

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VLI, A Company That Provides Logistical Solutions, Announced That It Will Increase Its Fleet in the Northern Region. 80 Wagons in 2020 and 167 Will Arrive in 2021

The logistics company VLI will increase the number of 247 wagons used in the Northern region of the North-South Railway between Porto Nacional (TO) and Açailândia (MA), aiming to strengthen grain transportation in the important agricultural frontier in the upcoming harvest. In recent weeks, the operation received 80 wagons and a new batch of 167 assets will arrive at the beginning of 2021.

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Fabiano Rezende, general manager of the VLI North-Central Corridor, says, “We are preparing to meet the next harvest. This fleet reinforcement demonstrates our commitment to continue supporting the growth of grain movement in the Northern Arc.” The northern region is one of the fastest-growing areas in agricultural production. Last year, the railway network transported 7.9 million tons of corn, soybeans, and meal, a 25% increase compared to the previous year.

Additionally, VLI transported over 11 million tons of other products last year, such as fuels, cellulose, pig iron, and manganese. In 2021, production in the northern states is expected to increase, with soybeans being predominant.

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Logistics Company VLI Will Add More Than 230 Cars in Northern Brazil to Strengthen Grain Transportation in Upcoming Harvest

VLI, A Company That Provides Logistical Solutions, Announced That It Will Increase Its Fleet in the Northern Region. 80 Wagons in 2020 and 167 Will Arrive in 2021

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