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The deal signed between the organizations aims to stimulate cargo handling operations at the Port of Fortaleza. After the agreement with the CDC, Progeco will be responsible for the six-month lease of a container terminal in the Ceará complex.

Companhia Docas do Ceará and Progeco sign a lease agreement for a container and general cargo terminal at the Port of Fortaleza

January 17, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Atem aims to build a new port terminal for the handling of oil-derived fuels in Belém and has requested the necessary documents for the project from Antaq.

Atem seeks to invest BRL 201 million in a new fuel handling port terminal in Belém, Pará

December 23, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

maersk, terminal, port of suape

Maersk expects to start work on a new terminal at the Port of Suape in 2023

December 15, 2022 — Junior Aguiar

Industry, Shipping industry

Port of Itajaí contract with APM Terminals will end in December and the management of the container terminal is still uncertain on site

Container terminal at the Port of Itajaí is experiencing an unstable moment with the termination of the contract with APM Terminals

October 21, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

Privatization, SP, Port of Santos

Largest maritime terminal in Brazil, the Port of Santos (SP), continues at full speed advancing in its privatization process

September 17, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Industry, Shipping industry, Sea Freight

The Cesari logistics and cargo transport services group took over ConPort Afretamentos Marítimos and now expands its operations at its terminal connected to the Port of Santos with even more infrastructure and a broad portfolio of services to offer.

Companhia Cesari expands service portfolio at the terminal connected to the Port of Santos after taking over ConPort Afretamentos Marítimos

July 19, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

The extension of the concession period for the privatization of the Port of Santos may not bring advantages. The Federal Government is evaluating the possibility of extending it from 35 to 50 years, however, this measure may not bring many benefits for the investor and for the provision of port terminal services.

Privatization: Increase in the concession period for the Santos port terminal may not be beneficial for investors or companies operating in the Port

July 17, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

til, msc, port terminals, investments, brazil

TIL, from MSC, plans billionaire investments in port terminals in Brazil, including the STS-10 in Santos

July 15, 2022 — Junior Aguiar

The Port of Imbituba will be the newest port to have the potential to receive larger ships. The port terminal built more than 40 years ago will undergo renovations in its pier 3 that will be divided into four phases and are expected to be completed in 30 months.

After reforming Pier 3, the Port of Imbituba will be able to receive large ships at its terminal

July 13, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

braskem, ethane, import

Braskem Idesa completes the sale of 50% of the ethane import terminal in Mexico

June 15, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Logistics and Transport, Corporate News

With a constant rise in natural gas prices in Brazil and the fuel crisis, Cosan stated that the construction of the new terminal at the Port of Santos will be delivered on schedule and will not be influenced by the current scenario

Cosan points out that the rise in natural gas prices will not affect the construction of the new terminal at the Port of Santos

May 18, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

The Porto Itapoá terminal will now benefit from more speed and infrastructure after the acquisition of two new forklifts and new investments that will be applied to ensure better operation of the site

Porto Itapoá acquires two new forklifts and invests in infrastructure to ensure more efficient cargo transport at the terminal

May 9, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry