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DataLiner TEU by Port | January to September 2018

Nov, 24, 2018 Posted by datamarnews

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Brazil’s exports by TEU improved by 2% to 1.9m TEUs in the first nine months of 2018, year-on-year. Brazil’s top two container ports – Santos and Paranaguá – saw a 1% increase in container shipments, at 731,106 and 236,656 TEUs respectively. The Port of Itajai saw a significant increase in exports, with growth of 36% to reach 83,783 TEU, year-on-year. On the other hand, two of the top 5 container ports – Navegantes, and Rio Grande – saw a drop in activities, moving 6% and 5% less containers respectively than in the previous year, while Itapoá experienced no change.

TEU by Port Brazil - Export | Sept

wdt_ID POMO_Name 2017 2018 %diff
1 SANTOS 727.212 731.106 0,5
2 PARANAGUA 234.448 236.656 0,9
3 NAVEGANTES 226.667 213.710 -5,7
4 RIO GRANDE 171.305 162.858 -4,9
5 ITAPOA 153.145 153.208 0,0
6 ITAJAI 61.545 83.783 36,1
7 SALVADOR 72.083 68.305 -5,2
8 RIO DE JANEIRO 68.226 67.487 -1,1
9 VITORIA 49.198 45.435 -7,6
10 VILA DO CONDE 30.115 37.343 24,0
POMO_Name 2017 2018

Brazilian imports jumped up 11% to 1.7m TEUs between January and September this year, compared with the same time last year. Santos imported 10% more containers to reach 727,273 TEUs, whilst at Navegantes, Paranaguá, Itapoá, and Manaus, imports rose 10%, 18%, 12%, and 22% respectively. Most notably, Itajaí’s imports almost doubled, growing by 91% to 43,701 TEUs, year-on-year.

TEU by Port Brazil - Import | Sept

wdt_ID POMD_Name 2017 2018 formula_1
1 SANTOS 659.202 727.273 10,3
2 NAVEGANTES 169.519 185.924 9,7
3 PARANAGUA 157.283 185.393 17,9
4 ITAPOA 101.491 113.371 11,7
5 MANAUS 83.604 102.005 22,0
6 RIO DE JANEIRO 82.474 94.202 14,2
7 SUAPE 64.549 60.896 -5,7
8 RIO GRANDE 54.181 59.511 9,8
9 SALVADOR 43.612 46.951 7,7
10 VITORIA 41.519 44.572 7,4
POMD_Name 2017 2018

Plate ports saw a 4% rise to 498,819 TEUs in container exports in the first nine months of 2018, year-on-year. Buenos Aires is responsible for the bulk of the shipments, experiencing 11% growth to reach 260,993 TEUs. Montevideo had a slight downturn, exporting 8% less to 145,689 TEUs during the same period comparison. Rosario, San Antonio Este, and Bahia Blanca saw moderate to tremendous growths in exports, at 53%, 20% and 2% to 19,504, 12,726 and 12,542 TEUs respectively.

TEU by Port Plate - Export | Sept

wdt_ID POL_Name 2017 2018 %diff
1 BUENOS AIRES 236.142 260.993 10,5
2 MONTEVIDEO 158.246 145.689 -7,9
3 ZARATE 27.088 26.197 -3,3
4 ROSARIO 12.750 19.504 53,0
5 SAN ANTONIO ESTE 10.571 12.726 20,4
6 BAHIA BLANCA 12.247 12.542 2,4
7 PUERTO MADRYN 10.182 11.098 9,0
8 MAR DEL PLATA 4.782 5.774 20,7
9 PUERTO DESEADO 6.263 4.296 -31,4
10 OTHERS 19 0 -100,0
POL_Name 2017 2018

Argentina’s positive attitude towards foreign goods under the Macri government is reflected in the import figures, which shows growth of 9% to 743,991 TEUs between January and September, year-on-year. Imports at Buenos Aires shot up by 15% to 509,321 TEUs over the same period comparison. Montevideo’s downward trend continued on the import side, down 11% to 149,860 TEUs, year-on-year. Zarate, Rosario, Ushuaia, and most notably, Bahia Blanca saw significant growth in imports, at 15%, 32%, 8%, and 229% respectively.

TEU by Port Plate - Import | Sept

wdt_ID Place_and_Ports/POMD_Name 2017 2018 %diff
1 BUENOS AIRES 444.715 509.321 14,5
2 MONTEVIDEO 167.708 149.860 -10,6
3 ZARATE 32.508 37.342 14,9
4 ROSARIO 17.137 22.633 32,1
5 USHUAIA 17.679 19.111 8,1
6 BAHIA BLANCA 933 3.068 228,8
7 PUERTO MADRYN 1.541 1.470 -4,6
8 PUERTO DESEADO 406 566 39,4
9 MAR DEL PLATA 126 448 255,6
10 OTHERS 2 173 8.550,0
Place_and_Ports/POMD_Name 2017 2018

 

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