Three Brazilian Fishermen Drift for 32 Hours, Chinese Captain Leads Rescue at Sea

A Chinese captain led his crew to rescue three Brazilian fishermen who had drifted at sea for over 32 hours after their vessel sank, ensuring their safe recovery and transfer.

China gets more iron ore from Brazil as supply woes fade

While iron ore has been hammered by the renewed escalation of the U.S.-China trade war, there are also signs the supply crunch that sent prices to a five-year high is easing.

Brazil diesel imports hit record despite drop in local sales

Brazilian diesel imports surged 60 percent to hit a record high in the year to May compared with the same...

Brazil mulls longer, flexible port licenses to draw investment

Brazil may revise public port regulations to lengthen operators’ contracts and encourage improvements, officials told Reuters, in an effort to attract more private investment in infrastructure that is crucial to the country’s powerhouse farm sector.

Brazil And Argentina: Soybeans With High Moisture Content

As set out in our Circular dated 25 November 2016 the Association has come across various claims arising out of soybeans with excessive moisture content being loaded in Brazil and discharged in China.

Port of Rotterdam, Brazil Looking to Form Pecém JV

The Dutch Port of Rotterdam has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the State Government of Ceará, Brazil, on a potential cooperation in an effort to form the joint venture Industrial Port Complex of Pecém.

Stevedores’ Strikes Block Brazilian Ports

On March 15, Brazilian stevedores organized an industrial action which affected port operations at all ports in the country, Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) informed.