Santos Port was responsible for more than 70% of Brazilian coffee exports between January and September 2026, cementing its leadership in coffee sector logistics. During the period, the port complex shipped 20.573 million 60-kilogram bags, equivalent to 70.7% of all coffee sent by Brazil to the international market.
The data are part of the monthly statistical report released by the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé), which also points to changes in export performance, revenue obtained by the sector, and the main destinations for the national product.
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