Portonave maintained its leadership in productivity in Brazil for the third consecutive year.
The Port of Navegantes (Portonave) remains the leader in container handling in southern Brazil. In exports, 77% of the products moved were wood and derivatives, and there was also a growth of 18.8% in the shipment abroad of frozen proteins. As for imports, the growth was 38.6%, with chemical products, plastics and derivatives, and textiles representing 57% of the total imported cargo.
"With 14 years of operation, the Port reached a historical turnover of 1m teu,” said Portonave commercial manager Rodrigo Gomez. “In addition, we closed the year with an increase of 18.8% in reefer exports. We are successfully overcoming the challenges of the pandemic and will continue to grow in 2022."
The Brazilian terminal has three berths on a 900-metre quay, with a shipyard with 400,000 sq metres, a handling capacity of 1.3m teu per year, and more than 2,430 refrigerated outlets.
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