A world desperate for sugar sees it pile up in Brazilian ports
Approximately 70 vessels are waiting some 20 days to load over 3 million tons of sugar in the country, shipping agency SA Commodities said.
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Approximately 70 vessels are waiting some 20 days to load over 3 million tons of sugar in the country, shipping agency SA Commodities said.
'The dependence that the world is creating on Brazilian sugar is frightening,' Mauro Angelo, chief executive officer of Alvean, the world’s largest sugar trader, said.
Approximately 70 vessels are waiting some 20 days to load over 3 million tons of sugar in the country, shipping agency SA Commodities said.
Flavio Ribeiro, CEO of Bunker One Brazil, tells Ship & Bunker he expects to see a resolution to the dispute within a few days.
Bunker One and Acelen will launch the operation in the anchorage area of the Port of Itaqui in São Marcos Bay from this month, and see this as the first step in increasing activity in the region.