The volume of Brazilian sugar scheduled for export remains above 5 million tons

Published Nov 24, 2023

Tridge summary

Brazilian ports had 114 ships waiting to load sugar, compared to 117 the previous week, with 5.164 million tons of sugar scheduled to be loaded. The majority of sugar, 3.821 million tons, will be loaded through the Port of Santos. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates that global sugar production will grow to 183.461 million tons in the 2023/24 season, resulting in a supply surplus of 5.03 million tons.
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Porto Alegre, November 24, 2023 – The total number of ships waiting to load sugar in Brazilian ports was 114 in the week ending November 22, compared to 117 in the previous week (16), according to a survey carried out by the maritime agency Williams Brasil . According to the report, 5.164 million tons of sugar were scheduled to be loaded, compared to 5.542 million in the previous week. Most of it (3.821 million tons) must be loaded through the Port of Santos (SP). Then appear the port of Paranaguá, in Paraná 964,190 tons), Maceió, in Alagoas (184,650 thousand tons), São Sebastião, in São Paulo (12.5 thousand tons), Recife, in Pernambuco (126,500 tons), Suape, also in Pernambuco (49,900 tons), and Natal, in Rio Grande do Norte (5 thousand tons). The sugar cargo to be exported consists of the VHP variety (4.944 million tons), TBI (122,100 tons), Refined A-45 (38 thousand tons) and VHP in bags (equivalent to 60 thousand tons). The agency's report takes into account vessels already ...
Source: Safras

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