Brazil: Bean exports by TCP register an increase of 113% and reach a new historical record

Published 2024년 11월 29일

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Brazil has seen a significant increase in bean exports, with a 113% rise to 176,000 tons at the Paranaguá Container Terminal (TCP) between October 2023 and September 2024, accounting for 81% of the country's total bean exports. French-eyed peas are the most exported variety, primarily to India, with Guatemala, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic also importing significantly. TCP's efficiency and agility are crucial for the perishable bean market. Additionally, sesame exports from Paraná, a key hub for pulse exports, experienced a 5% increase between January and September 2024, with China's recent opening to Brazilian sesame expected to further boost exports.

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Beans, a traditional staple of Brazilian cuisine, continue to gain ground in the international market. By September 2024, Brazil had exported 217,000 tons of the product, according to the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses (IBRAFE). At the Paranaguá Container Terminal (TCP), bean exports recorded an impressive 113% increase, with 176,000 tons shipped, representing approximately 81% of national exports. The volume was transported in 7,208 TEUs (equivalent to a 20-foot container). Carolina Merkle Brown, TCP's commercial manager for shipping companies, highlights that, due to the perishability of beans, producers seek greater agility and operational efficiency. "In this scenario, TCP stands out as the best option, offering weekly stopovers to the four main destinations that buy Brazilian beans," she says. French-eyed peas are the most exported variety, accounting for 38% of shipments, with the main destination being India. Guatemala, Mexico and the Dominican Republic are also ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio