Port Services

As part of its agribusiness strategy, Cargill owns five port terminals and holds stakes in three joint ventures. For grain shipments, we operate Cargo Transshipment Stations in Miritituba (PA) and Porto Velho (RO), as well as port terminals in Paranaguá (PR) and Santarém (PA).

The company also has a joint venture with Louis Dreyfus Commodities for grain operations at the Santos Export Terminal (TES) in Santos (SP) and the Guarujá Export Terminal (TEG) in Guarujá (SP). In addition, it participates in the Guarujá Sugar Export Terminal (TEAG), also in Guarujá (SP), for sugar exports.

• Cargo Transshipment Station in Miritituba
• Cargo Transshipment Station in Porto Velho
• Paranaguá Terminal
• Santarém Terminal
• MPor Sustainability Pact – Action Plan

Cargill River Transportation

Cargill provides services and solutions for inland waterway cargo transportation using push-tow convoys, through its fleet of tugboats and barges.

Cargill’s fleet and crew are prepared and trained to navigate the rivers of Brazil’s Northern Arc and the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, including the Upper Paraná River.

Dry Cargo Transportation Services

• Products: Grains, pellets, meals, minerals, fertilizers, and others.
• Loading and unloading ports: Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay.
• Rivers: Paraguay, Paraná, Upper Paraná.

Harbor Towage Services

• Area: Villeta, Asunción, Villa Hayes, and Santarém

Current Fleet

• 2 tugboats (2400 HP)
• 1 tugboat (1100 HP)
• 24 Jumbo-type bulk barges

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