Porto do Rio de Janeiro - Movimentação de cargas cresce 3,4% em 2019

Port of Rio de Janeiro – Cargo Handling Grows 3.4% in 2019

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/02/2020 at 11:33

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Container Traffic Increases by 3.4% at the Port of Rio de Janeiro Compared to 2018. The Total Volume Was 7.42 Million Tons of Cargo

At the Port of Rio de Janeiro, cargo movement in 2019 exceeded expectations and actually surpassed the year 2018. In total, 7.42 million tons of cargo were moved, a 3.4% increase compared to 2018. This result was due to the movement of containers and bulk solids, which rose by 4.7% and 22.3% respectively (measured in tons). Offshore Air Taxi Company with Job Openings Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Additionally, the port’s balance shows that, considering the standard measurement used to calculate TEU (the volume of a container), the total movement was 370.2 thousand TEU, 6.5% more using this comparison measure. For this measure, the main characteristics were the import and export of full containers (deep-sea navigation).

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Port of Rio de Janeiro – Cargo Handling Grows 3.4% in 2019

Container Traffic Increases by 3.4% at the Port of Rio de Janeiro Compared to 2018. The Total Volume Was 7.42 Million Tons of Cargo

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Port of Rio de Janeiro – Cargo Handling Grows 3.4% in 2019

Container Traffic Increases by 3.4% at the Port of Rio de Janeiro Compared to 2018. The Total Volume Was 7.42 Million Tons of Cargo

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