Brazil floods threaten grain exports and economy
NewsSouthern Brazil’s heavy flooding disrupts grain shipments, damages storage, threatens exports and impacts agriculture and the economy.
New grain port in Brazil
StandardCotegipe Port Terminal, located close to Salvador in the north east of Brazil, was inaugurated in June by the state governor. The new facility has been built at a cost of US$277M by private investors, as a mixed use terminal managed by C.Port. It will focus on handling cereals, especially soya from the West of Baiano.
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