Brazil's Major Grain Exporting Ports

PT = PORTUGUESE

ITAQUI

PARANAGUA

SANTAREM

SANTOS

ARC DO NORTE

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Port of Itaqui consolidates itself as the fourth largest public port in the country.
The National Waterway Transport Agency (Antaq) released the list of the five most used Brazilian ports for the export of soybeans in 2023.

During the year, the country shipped a total of 102 million tons of the oilseed in its pure state. The facilities that sent the product abroad the most were the following:

    - Port of Santos: 23.6 million tons
    - Paranaguá: 12.2 million tons
    - Itaqui: 12.1 million tons
    - São Francisco do Sul: 4.8 million tons
    - Rio Grande: 3.8 million tons
Arco Norte ports surpass the Port of Santos in grain exports for the first time. Participation in the national total, which was 16.6% in 2009, rose to 37.1% in 2022
Agricultural sector moves 311.6 million tons through Brazilian ports in 2022. Soybeans, however, had a drop in movement of 11%, with 98 million tons passing through Brazilian ports last year.

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AMAPA STATE - PORT OF SANTANA

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