Full cargo handling by rail at the Paranaguá Container Terminal (TCP), in Paraná, grew 25% between January and September 2026, while the number of train berthing increased 3%. The volume transported rose from 964 thousand to 1.210 million tonnes. According to the company, approximately 19% of the tonnage exported by the terminal arrives via rail.
The advance occurred with an increase in the number of containers transported and maintenance of the cargo profile. The railway primarily serves exports of frozen chicken meat, coming from the regions of Cambé and Cascavel, in Northern and Western Paraná, and paper and pulp, from the Ortigueira region.
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