The Ministry of Ports and Airports is developing a tool to monitor saturation levels at Brazilian ports between 2027 and 2030. The initiative aims to identify possible bottlenecks in port infrastructure and assess whether terminal capacity will be sufficient to handle the growth in cargo movement over the coming years.
The system should periodically monitor the relationship between demand and operational capacity, as well as evaluate service levels in port operations. The proposal covers all port complexes in the country and some private-use terminals (TUPs).
With this data, the government intends to identify which facilities are approaching their limits…
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