Agricultural Market Grows 21% in Brazilian Ports and Boosts Economy

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 30/11/2020 at 11:42

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The Participation of Agribusiness Products in the Brazilian Economy and Cargo Movement in Brazilian Ports Increased by More Than 16% Only in 2019, and Grows to 21% This Year, in Contrast to the Measures to Face the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The data shows that by October, the circulation of agribusiness products had reached more than 170 tons in Brazilian ports and boosted the economy. In the same period, cargo movement in Brazilian ports was over 80 million tons. The study based on data from ANTAQ – National Agency for Waterway Transportation shows that about 3.7% of this volume is higher than that recorded in the same period in 2019.

Brazil Has a Total of 34 Public Ports and More Than 140 Private Use Terminals

Brazil has more than 30 public ports and over 140 private use terminals (TUP), which are responsible for the maritime and river movement of more than 80% of the goods consumed in the country daily. Of all movements, about 65.5% are carried out in TUPs and 34.5% in organized ports.

Logistics Bulletin Data Show Impact on Agribusiness Sector Products

The Logistics Bulletin data show the impact of agribusiness sector products on Brazil’s exports. By October, the agribusiness sector recorded an economic increase above expectations, in the trade balance of about US$ 75 billion: US$ 85 billion in exports and US$ 10.4 billion in imports.

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