Weekly line-up of sugar from Brazil rises to 1.33 million tons in 36 vessels
Published 2023년 3월 23일
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Brazil's ports have seen a increase in sugar exports, with a total of 1.33 million tons shipped in the week ending March 22. This is an increase from the previous week's 1.30 million tons. A total of 36 ships were involved in these shipments, with the majority of the shipments being VHP. The Port of Santos was the primary hub for these shipments, with 878.27 thousand tons. Paranaguá was the second most popular port with 373.56 thousand tons.
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Brazil's sugar line-up, schedule of shipments through ports, registered 1.33 million tons in the week up to March 22, over 1.30 million tons in the previous week, with 1.32 million tons of VHP, according to the Williams maritime agency. Total ships for the period were 36, up from 34 the previous week. Most of the schedule was related to the Port of Santos, with 878.27 thousand t, followed by Paranaguá with 373.56 thousand t, according to ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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