In port logistics, we know that there are several types of cargo, so specific types of ships are required for each of them. It is important to know this in order to make more appropriate logistics planning for your export or import operations, especially because each of these vessels will have different costs and documentation in order to be used. So, come with us to learn about the main types
Brazilian foreign trade has always been very important to the Brazilian economy, even more so in recent years with government incentives to promote exports. You cannot enter this world without a bill of lading. There are several documents used in import and export, and one of them is the bill of lading, without which the products will not leave the ports. In other words, all merchandise that must be sent
Knowing the types of customs regimes is important so that your company can organize its logistics operations assertively and thus carry out its imports or exports successfully. After all, when prospecting for new business abroad, you need to have at least some knowledge about the laws, rules and regulations of foreign trade operations, and let’s face it, there are many of them in Brazil. And as you will see, there
Stop for a moment and think: how many loads are transported, per day, around the world? A huge amount, without a doubt. And for all of this to be handled in an organized manner and on time, there is a Load Plan. So, this means that, regardless of the type of import or export, it is crucial to have a plan for your operations. To clarify this subject, we at
What is shipping agency? The shipping agency service has played a crucial role over the centuries, facilitating communication and coordination between all parties involved in transportation between ports. From the arrival of the vessel to the release of the cargo and crew, the shipping agent takes care of all the necessary procedures. According to the National Federation of Shipping Agencies (Fenamar), shipping agency, also known as shipping agency, has a
