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[piedro] 04/12/2014 15:32

FWIW
THURSDAY, 04 DECEMBER 2014
Jungle port terminal of Manaus awarded TUP status

[piedro] 17/11/2014 13:59

FWIW

Re:
Piedro 21 Oct'14 - 08:41 - 1035 of 1039
Brazil: "Biggest challenge for Jaiba lies in logistics"

They have just delivered the first container of 'Prata' bananas to Portugal.

[yf23_1] 17/11/2014 12:15

heavily influenced by the Real. If the outlook for that stabilises we could get back on the growth trajectory.

[trytotakeiteasy] 17/11/2014 11:57

results good.. bad.. average.... I'm going for average.. any thoughts???

[piedro] 28/10/2014 08:06

It doesn't really matter who won.
Brazil must develop their roads and ports
IMHO

[trytotakeiteasy] 27/10/2014 11:53

socialists re-elected in Brazil... currency down.... probably not great for Wilson Sons.... any thoughts?

[piedro] 21/10/2014 08:41

FWIW

Heider Cabral, Abanorte
Brazil: "Biggest challenge for Jaiba lies in logistics"
Abanorte is a Brazilian fruit growers association with about 2,400 producers under its umbrella, including cooperatives, local associations, companies and individual growers. It produces about 1,400 tonnes of fresh fruit every day only in the Jaiba region of Minas Gerais. .... ....
hxxp://www.freshplaza.com/article/129093/Brazil-Biggest-challenge-for-Jaiba-lies-in-logistics

:-)

[flyfisher] 11/10/2014 10:51

After a quiet july and august, September figures for wson33 were released last night and are well ahead of last year. On balance, Q3 has ended on a positive note.

[piedro] 27/9/2014 10:58

Tugboat WS Perseus can now be seen at Guarujá

[piedro] 25/9/2014 22:40

South American ports taxed by rapid growth in ship sizes
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor
Sep 25, 2014 1:01PM EDT
When Hamburg Sud’s new Cap San-class container ships call at Argentina’s Port of Buenos Aires, they present an incongruous sight: a vessel with capacity to carry 9,700 20-foot-equivalent units being worked with spindly mobile cranes instead of modern gantries.
It’s a stark example of how South American ports are struggling to keep up with explosive growth in demand. The average size of ships calling on the east coast of South America has increased 140 percent since 2006, according to Drewry Maritime Research. .... ....

[piedro] 18/9/2014 16:57

Tugboat WS Pegasus to enter in operation this week

[last of the mohicans] 13/9/2014 18:28

YTD numbers getting weaker and weaker the past few months.

Although September seems to be showing more activity thus far, seems to be more ships going direct from AR BA to RG than via UY MV as happened before. Lets see if it continues Q3 numbers are currently going to be very weak indeed.

LOTM

[topvest] 13/9/2014 17:35

Look ok to me YTD, just a slow August. Look at the YTD column!

[trytotakeiteasy] 11/9/2014 09:22

Update seems a little weak to me...

[piedro] 05/9/2014 15:18

Brazil amends vessel importation tax
in International Shipping News 05/09/2014
Legislation in Brazil regarding temporary importation taxes for any foreign-flagged vessel has been amended via Normative Instruction No. 1488/2014.
... ...

[piedro] 21/8/2014 10:29

FWIW - a couple of pictures ...


Brasco Terminal finnally recognised

Brasco Caju

[yf23_1] 15/8/2014 12:27

Results out.
Exchange rate features heavily.
Is there a point (tax?) to having a huge investment portfolio whilst carrying a fair chunk of debt ?

[piedro] 07/8/2014 00:14

LOTM,

Your missing link,from the SMIT website ....

[piedro] 31/7/2014 10:53

... they seem to have extended their berth area
... for special loads ...

[piedro] 22/7/2014 17:16

BBC SAPPHIRE loaded with the accommodation unit with a weight of 1536 ton


The BBC SAPPHIRE headed for Rio de Janeiro.
hxxp://www.heavyliftnews.com/news/bbc-sapphire-stop-over-in--singapore?cu=58

... now berthed at Brasco Caju.

[trytotakeiteasy] 16/7/2014 10:05

Looking through trading volumes for Q2 and H1 I fail to see why it is as negative as posters here say...7% increase in container volumes is not to be sniffed at

[trytotakeiteasy] 15/7/2014 00:04

FT article: Brazil expects export boost
(i.e. from world cup)


Paid for access I am afraid...

[piedro] 14/7/2014 22:38

Posted on the APY bb ...

PRODUCTION ANTICIPATED SHORTLY AT MARACAS VANADIUM PROJECT
July 09, 2014
Final construction CAPEX US $241 million vs US $235 estimated in PEA
Symbol: LGO (TSX.V)
TORONTO, July 09, 2014 /CNW/ - Largo Resources Ltd. ("Largo" or the "Company") reports that feed to the kiln at the Company's Maracas Vanadium Project has been ongoing, however, certain minor technical adjustments at various areas of the plant have required intermittent interruptions to operations.
Mining of ore, the crushing system and the milling and beneficiation plant are all operational and over 10,000 tonnes of vanadium concentrate have now been stockpiled to feed to the kiln.
The kiln system has required several adjustments, mostly mechanical in nature, relating to the feed system, electrostatic precipitator (dust collection system) and burner management system which have required short-term breaks in the feed of material.
Largo is pleased to report that despite these temporary feed disruptions, material has been successfully processed through the kiln during its operating time and has been building up and retained in the leaching system over the past weeks with approximately 3,000 tonnes of iron ore by-product having now also been stockpiled. .... ....


For those who follow Ocean Wilsons (OCN), you will be pleased to know that the ores will be shipped through Tecon Salvador, Bahia.
[approximately 9,500t to 12,000t p.a.]

[piedro] 12/7/2014 16:43

They've started shipping Vanadium oxide from 'Vanádio Maracás'

Re: routes CMA-CGM do the Parana Bridge (Buenas Aires/New York) which includes Itaguai,Salvador, and Suape

Re: Alianca/Log-In - Cabotagem May 2014


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