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Ports and Terminals
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

Port of Santos Administrative Systems to Be Restored Gradually

The Santos Port Authority (APS), a Brazilian federal government-owned company responsible for public infrastructure at the Port of Santos, said its Information Technology team estimates it has recovered approximately 70%…
Nueva Palmira Port, Uruguay
Ports and Terminals
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

Uruguay Offers Port of Nueva Palmira as Alternative Atlantic Export Route for Bolivia

Bolivia could gain a new alternative for shipping its products to international markets through the Port of Nueva Palmira in Uruguay, strategically located along the Paraguay–Paraná Waterway and offering access…
Environment and Sustainability
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

EU Agribusiness Groups Seek Easing of Deforestation Rules, Warn of Feed Supply Shortages

European Union (EU) agribusiness organizations have urged the European Commission to ease requirements under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which is scheduled to begin applying to large and medium-sized operators…
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

Chile truckers’ strike threatens cherry exports to China

A nationwide truckers’ strike over rising fuel prices is disrupting road freight movements across Chile, threatening cherry exports to China just as the country’s peak fruit-shipping season gets underway. The…
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

Asia buys up African, Brazilian oil as shipping costs fall

Asian buyers have been snapping up Atlantic Basin crude at lower ​prices after tanker freight rates on cargoes from Africa and Brazil slumped from all-time highs, traders, shipbrokers and analysts…
Nov, 12, 2026
Week 202646

Brazil soybean exports rise as sector GDP growth nears 7.2%

Brazil’s soybean exports and overseas shipments of related products continued to expand in the second quarter of 2026, supported by a record harvest and stronger international demand, while the broader…