Brazilian container handling by trade lane in 2020

Did the Covid-19 pandemic change Brazilian container handling with other trade lanes?

Data from DataLiner shows that last year Brazilian exports to the main trade lanes grew while imports fell. See below the data by region:

The Mediterranean and the Black Sea

In this trade lane, exports grew 3.01% compared to 2019, while imports fell 1.26%.

Source: DataLiner

 

The Far East, Southeast Asia, and Oceania

Here, exports grew by 11.86% in 2020. Imports fell by 6.25%.

Source: DataLiner

 

Northern Europe and the Baltic region

For this trade lane, exports rose 3.23%, while imports fell 4.54%.

Source: DataLiner

 

Southeast Africa, Middle East, and Indian subcontinent

In this trade lane, exports grew by 10.45%. Imports fell sharply in 2020, by 29.16%.

Source: DataLiner

 

Western Africa

Exports for this trade lane grew by 12.11% in 2020 compared to 2019. Imports fell by 30.16%.

Source: DataLiner

 

Caribbean

Exports to this trade lane grew 10.03%. Imports, on the other hand, fell 18.66%.

Source: DataLiner

 

South America West Coast

In this trade lane, exports fell 7.08%. Imports rose by 2.13%.

Source: DataLiner

 

ECSA

In ECSA, exports fell 5.80%. Imports fell sharply: 8.62%.

Source: DataLiner

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