The State of Santa Catarina had the best performance in history in meat exports in 2019, with total shipment of 1.7 million tons, up 11% compared to 2018, according to the Secretary of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development. Revenue grew 19.4% compared to the previous year and reached US $ 3.12 billion. According to.
Importation is the commercial and fiscal process that consists of bringing goods, which may be a product or service, from abroad to the country. Operations above US $ 3 thousand have specific rules and whoever wants to import needs to be aware of a series of rules that will determine the success or failure of an.
For those who are thinking about importing or exporting it is essential to understand the meaning of some expressions, which are part of this universe. Check out the most used ones! Just in time: If you hear this expression about your cargo, you can be happy. This means that it will arrive on time or that delivery will.
For years, Brazil has been trying to leave the title of second largest soybean producer in the world to the USA. The estimate, however, is that Brazil will, in fact, surpass its biggest competitor in the 2019/2020 season. Brazil will be able to harvest a record harvest, exceeding the 120 million tons of soybeans in the.
Importation is the commercial and fiscal process that consists of bringing a good, which can be a product or service, from abroad to the country of reference. Brazil is the 29th largest importer in the world, according to 2018 data from the MDIC. Check out which Brazilian states imported the most between January and September this year.
Hub ports consist of cargo concentrating ports and shipping lines, which allow large container ships to be loaded and unloaded in one stop per region. The format widely used in North American, Asian and European countries, is an alternative to optimize the logistics of port operations. Among the main benefits of Hub Ports are the decrease in logistics costs and the.
Did you know that the coffee produced here is served and consumed in the United States, Germany and Italy? That’s right! The list of countries that consume Brazilian coffee is extensive, but these were the main destinations for our coffee between January and July this year. The data is from the Council of Coffee Exporters in Brazil.
Data from the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex) show that the five largest markets for Brazilian products – China, the United States, Argentina, the Netherlands and Chile – accounted for 53.1% of Brazil’s exports in 2018. Brazilian exports are becoming more concentrated in a few destinations. In 2017, this percentage was 48.9%. And in 2009,.
Brazil is ranked 27th among the world’s largest exporters in 2018, according to an annual report released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in April this year. Last year, the country recorded a 10% increase in sales compared to 2017. With emphasis on agribusiness items, the country recorded, between January and April 2019, a total.
