The Largest Pulp Ship in the World, The Green Santos with 72 Thousand Tons of Raw Material from Suzano, Completes Historic Voyage to China from The Port of Santos

Written by Keila Andrade

Published on 19/04/2024 at 18:39

Imagem panorâmica do Green Santos, o maior navio de transporte de celulose do mundo.

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The ‘Green Santos’ Marks A Significant Advance For Suzano And The Brazilian Pulp Export Sector.

Suzano, a global leader in eucalyptus-derived bioproducts, celebrates the success of the first journey of the ‘Green Santos’, the largest pulp ship in the world, which arrived in China this week. The vessel, a result of the partnership between Suzano and Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers, departed from the Port of Santos on March 4, carrying 72,000 tons of exclusive pulp from the company to the Asian market and completed this week its first exclusive trip for the company to China.

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In addition to improving Suzano’s logistics, the capacity of the ‘Green Santos’ represents a significant step in reducing the carbon footprint per ton transported.

Delivered to Suzano at the end of 2023, the ‘Green Santos’ is just the first of a series of similarly sized ships scheduled to be delivered this year. The initiative comes in response to the projected increase in pulp exports, driven by Suzano’s new factory being built in Ribas do Rio Pardo, Mato Grosso do Sul. The Port of Santos is the main starting point for this logistics.

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What Is Brazilian Pulp?

Brazilian pulp has played an increasingly significant role in the country’s export landscape. According to recent data from the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, referring to March 2024, pulp accounts for approximately 2.8% of the total Brazilian exports.

The vessel, a result of the partnership between Suzano and Cosco Shipping Specialized Carriers, departed from the Port of Santos carrying 72,000 tons of exclusive pulp from the company.

Among the destinations for these exports made by a pulp ship, China emerges as one of the main importers of Brazilian pulp. About 30% of the total exported is destined for the Asian giant.

But Why Is Brazilian Pulp So Sought After, Especially By China?

Several factors contribute to this. Firstly, Brazil has vast areas of planted forests, especially eucalyptus, which are sustainable sources of raw material for pulp production. These forests, combined with advanced cultivation and management techniques, ensure a constant and high-quality supply for the pulp industry.

Additionally, the growing concern for sustainability and the search for renewable materials has driven demand for pulp, which is widely used in the manufacturing of a variety of products, including paper, packaging, chemicals, and textiles.

Lastly, Brazil’s strategic geographic position, with easy access to major consumer markets such as Asia, also contributes to the country’s competitiveness in the international pulp trade.

Given this scenario, it is evident that Brazilian pulp plays a crucial role in the country’s foreign trade, generating jobs, revenues, and contributing to economic and sustainable development.

With global demand for sustainable products continuously growing, the future of the Brazilian pulp sector looks promising, with opportunities for expansion and consolidation of its position as one of the main players in the global market.

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Paulo

#3390

21/04/2024 18:43

O bolsonaro ja dizia não devemos exportas para a china porque o trunp não quer.
Vamos apenas exportas para os Esteitis a preço de migalhas para que eles respostarem a preço de mercado.

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Jorge Cardoso

#3360

21/04/2024 17:30

1 – O navio da foto não é o M/V Green Santos
2 – O Porto da foto não é o de Santos
3 – Fala sério
4 – https://www.suzanoasia.com.cn/en/presses_releases/green-santos/

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Rogerio

#3213

21/04/2024 11:22

Fazem uma reportagem completa e daí colocam imagens que não é do navio em questão e ainda usam a imagem de um navio TANQUE!! Porque não fazem a pesquisa devida sobre tipos de navios? Nsobtem imagem do GREEN SANTOS, então não mostrem nada, mas mostrar imagens de navios outros, é inadmissível para um canal serio de notícias.

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Em resposta a Rogerio

21/04/2024 12:03

Boa tarde querido, obrigado pelo alerta! A imagem realmente estava errada, agora acabou de ser trocada pela correta! Obrigado pelo aviso e tenha calma nos próximos questionamentos!

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The Largest Pulp Ship in the World, The Green Santos with 72 Thousand Tons of Raw Material from Suzano, Completes Historic Voyage to China from The Port of Santos

The ‘Green Santos’ Marks A Significant Advance For Suzano And The Brazilian Pulp Export Sector.

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