China basic ports to PARANAGUA: USD1900/20GP., USD2000/40HQ
Port of Paranagua (BR, port code: BRPNG) is a city in southern Brazil and the second largest coffee export port. Located on the banks of Balagua Bay in the Atlantic Ocean. As of 2013, the estimated population of the city was 148232, with a population density of 169.92 people per square kilometer, making it the tenth most populous city in Parana. The total area of the city is 826.674 km2 (319.18 square mi). The human development index in 2000 was 0.782. It was founded in 1585. The port is excellent, with a water depth of 11 meters. It mainly exports coffee, madeicha, wood, soybeans, soybean meal, etc. The industry is dominated by agricultural product processing and wood processing. The road connects to Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay; Paraguay also uses this as a free port for its exports. Famous architecture during the colonial period. There is a transit area in the port area of Paraguay, and the 9th A cargo warehouse is managed and controlled by Paraguay. They use closed trucks to transport imported goods back to the country, which has a significant impact on Paraguay's import and export trade. Many container shipping companies have opened transportation services from China to this port.
Parana has two important ports: Paranagua and Antonina. They transport approximately 28 million tons of goods together every year. Almost all (90%) of port activities are controlled by private interests.
Paranagua Port is the largest exporter of soybeans in Latin America, but it can handle all types of goods. This is the largest grain transportation port and the second largest maritime terminal in Brazil. It is connected to the inland state of Parana through a road and railway network.
Paranagua Port covers an area of over 2.3 million square meters and has a storage capacity of over 1.2 million tons of bulk cargo. The total length of the dock is 26000 meters, with a depth of 813 meters. It includes 24 warehouses, 70000 square meters of general cargo storage, and 78 storage tanks, which can store 260000 cubic meters of liquid goods. The container yard is nearly 303000 square meters, and Paranagua Port can handle 25 containers per hour. The port also has the capacity to store 60000 tons of sugar and 7000 tons of refrigerated cargo.
Paranagua Port is the most important agricultural export port in Brazil, exporting 2 million tons of soybeans, 7 million tons of soybean granules, and 200000 tons of corn annually. The port area includes 21 warehouses, which can store a total of 760000 tons of soybeans and grains. The silo is connected to the loading dock through a conveyor belt and can load three Panamax ships at the same time.
In 2007, Paranagua Port processed over 5.8 million tons of exports and 2.7 million tons of imported goods. Annual processing of over 25 million tons of dry bulk cargo and nearly 4 million tons of liquid bulk cargo. Paranagua Port has processed nearly 300000 TEUs for export and approximately the same number of container goods for import. Nearly 2500 ships carry these goods through the port.
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