The Economic Progress of Santa Catarina Enhances Logistique 2023

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Published on 14/06/2023 at 10:51

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Notable Rise of Santa Catarina’s Economy Boosts the Realization of Logistique Fair 2023

The state government recently revealed its forecasts for the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the last year, ending in March. The projected growth for Santa Catarina’s economy is an impressive 5%, far exceeding the national average of 3.3% between April of the previous year and March of the current year. These numbers highlight Santa Catarina above most federative states, also serving as a catalyst for Logistique – Logistics and Multimodal Cargo Transport Fair and Congress. Held in Joinville since 2008, this meeting is already recognized as one of the most relevant logistics events in the country.

Strong Growth of the Services and Trade Sectors

The promising results of Santa Catarina’s economy are significantly fueled by the advancement of the services sector, which recorded a 10.4% increase in the first quarter compared to the same period in 2022 – almost double the Brazilian average of 5.8%. Logistics services play a crucial role in this context. “The strength of the Santa Catarina economy and southern Brazil is critical for the success of Logistique, which expands and improves year after year,” says director Leonardo Rinaldi.

Trade also demonstrated a considerable contribution to the overall development of the economy. Expanded retail experienced a 7% growth compared to the same period of the previous year, surpassing more than double the Brazilian average of 3.3%. Agriculture also showed significant performance. With no major climatic complications, productivity evolved, providing additional advancement of agricultural volume.

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The Promising Future of Santa Catarina’s Economy and Logistique

The robust growth of Santa Catarina’s economy reflects a prosperous future, both for the region and for significant events like Logistique. This event, which represents the constantly expanding logistics sector, leverages the economic growth wave and prepares for yet another successful edition.

The Economic Progress of Santa Catarina Enhances Logistique 2023

Notable Rise of Santa Catarina’s Economy Boosts the Realization of Logistique Fair 2023

Strong Growth of the Services and Trade Sectors

The Promising Future of Santa Catarina’s Economy and Logistique

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