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Strategy and qualification of the Port of Paranaguá highlighted the location as the ideal receiving point for the 20 vehicles that came from the USA. The Brazilian Army highlights the operational quality of the new armored vehicles for the national fleet.

Brazilian Army uses Port of Paranaguá to receive 20 US armored vehicles

August 14, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Logistics and Transport

To speed up the unloading of solid bulk, a crane equipped with state-of-the-art technology arrived at the Port of Paranaguá. The request for the equipment was made to make the process more practical, saving time and turning it into financial return.

High-tech crane arrives at the Port of Paranaguá to assist in unloading solid bulk. Equipment was chosen for its high productivity potential

February 8, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Investments in expanding the draft at the Port of Paranaguá have yielded good results. The 10 berths that operate with greater draft are now attracting operations with large ships for the movement of goods.

Port of Paranaguá attracts large ships for operations in the 10 operating berths with greater draft this week

November 15, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

With the receipt of security certification from Conportos to the Port of Paranaguá, the company Portos do Paraná manages to place the complex among the best in the world in this characteristic and opens space for new developments in the place

Portos do Paraná receives security certification from Conportos for the quality of the structure of the Port of Paranaguá

May 31, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

With the public consultation for future leasing auctions in the solid cargo handling areas in the Port of Paranaguá, Portos do Paraná seeks to enhance the process with public contribution and clarify existing doubts

Portos do Paraná opens public consultation for future lease auctions for areas focused on solid cargo in the Port of Paranaguá

May 30, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

The first quarter of 2022 was marked by a 7,4% growth in the export of solid cargo through the Port of Paranaguá and the company Portos do Paraná highlights even greater expansion projections for the rest of the year

Solid cargo exports at the Port of Paranaguá grew 7,4% in the first 4 months of the year, says Portos do Paraná

May 17, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

This is the first ship to use the wind for an innovative technology that ensures a high reduction in fuel consumption and should continue with cargo handling operations focused on fertilizers in the Port of Paranaguá

Port of Paranaguá receives ship that guarantees reduction in fuel consumption with rotating sail technology

May 5, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

With the new logistics rules at the Ports of Paranaguá and Antonina, productivity in fertilizer import operations has increased by almost 30% and ships are managing to unload in a more organized and efficient way

Ports of Paranaguá and Antonina update disembarkation logistics rules to receive ships awaiting the importation of fertilizers

April 22, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

Construction work on the new cargo terminal at the Port of Paranaguá, managed by the company Klabin, should be completed later this year and, with that, cargo handling operations focused on cellulose may begin

Klabin should start cargo handling operations with a focus on cellulose in the new terminal at the Port of Paranaguá still in 2022

April 19, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

Covid-19 - investments - paraná - port terminals

Port terminals in Paraná receive investments of R$ 11 million to combat Covid-19

March 26, 2021 — Valdemar Medeiros

Industry, Shipping industry

Port of Paranaguá - ships - operational

Port of Paranaguá expands operational capacity to receive ships with more than 70 DWT

February 2, 2021 — Valdemar Medeiros

Industry, Shipping industry

Copel - energy - port of Paranaguá

Copel signs a five-year contract to sell energy to the Port of Paranaguá

January 24, 2021 — Valdemar Medeiros

Economy, Industry, Shipping industry