The shipping platform

Location: Rio de Janeiro is situated on the S and W part of Guanabara Bay. General overview: The Port of Rio de Janeiro is operated by Companhia Docas do Rio de Janeiro, it is considered the 3rd busiest port in Brazil. It consists of 31 berths in a 6.7 km quay. The port comprises the Ilhe de Cobras naval base, the commercial port and various oil terminals in the bay. Terminals: - ICTSI Rio Brasil Terminal 1 - Length 715 m // Draft 14.6 m // 2 Berths - Capacity of 13,800 TEU - 16 RTG / eRTG (12 electrical) (45t) - 5 Ship to Shore Cranes (80t) - 9 Reach Stackers The terminal offers loading / discharging operations for containers and general cargo. - Multi-Rio Port Operations - Multi-Car Rio Terminal de Veículos - Triunfo Logística Ltda - Length 740m // Draft 9m - Forklifts (4t to 40t) - Cranes (25t to 750t) - Gantry crane (32t) The terminal handles project cargoes, they also provide transportation within Guanabara Bay and Cabotage through barges (9,000t to 14,000t) - Rio de Janeiro Wheat Terminal - Logística - The wheat terminal is capable of handling and storing. Equipped with a ship unloading system of 600t/h - Pier Mauá - A cruise terminal handling 35,000 Passengers per day Main Cargoes: - Imports: Wheat, Steel products, Zinc concentrate, Containers - Exports: Pig iron, Steel products, Containers, Vehicles Warehousing: -15 Open Yards - 18 Warehouses Traffic figures: Approx 1,885 vessels, 8,773,875t of cargo, 380,000TEU, and 215,000 passengers handled annually. Load line zone: Tropical