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The Pharr International Bridge's top imports by market share value for the month of February 2024. Principales importaciones del Puente Internacional de Pharr por su valor en el mercado en el mes de Febrero del 2024.

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"China is the main destination for the soybeans handled at the Port of Paranaguá, accounting for 91.8% of the oilseed exports. Federal government data (Comex Stat) reveals that between January and March of this year, 3,208,185 tonnes of soybeans departed from Paraná’s main port bound for the Asian economic superpower. This figure marks a remarkable 105% surge compared to the same period last year when 1,563,276 tons were shipped. From 2023 to 2024, the Port of Paranaguá ascended from the third to the second position in the national soybean movement destined for China (20%), trailing only behind Santos (42.4%), with a cumulative value of $6.7 billion FOB." #Brazil #Parana #Paranaguá #Port #Soybean by Datamar

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🇲🇽 Mexican Ports See 18% Surge in Container Volumes in Early 2024 FreightWaves, report that Mexican ports have experienced an impressive 18% increase in container volumes in the first four months of 2024. This significant growth highlights the dynamic nature of trade through Mexico’s ports and underscores the region’s vital role in international logistics. For John S. James Co., a leading U.S. Customs Broker and Freight Forwarder with specialized expertise in USMCA and MX/US cross-border services, this development is particularly relevant. Our company is adept at managing the complexities of increased trade volumes, ensuring efficient and compliant operations for our clients. As trade through Mexican ports expands, our comprehensive services can help businesses capitalize on these opportunities, providing seamless logistics solutions and expert customs brokerage. To discover how we can support your trade operations, visit johnsjames.com. #MexicanPorts #ContainerVolumes #TradeGrowth #CrossBorderTrade #USMCA #FreightForwarding #CustomsBrokerage #TradeSolutions #JohnSJamesCo #FreightWaves #Logistics #SupplyChain #MexicoTrade #USCustoms #TradeInnovation #Thursday #Blog #Article

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Import value climbs by 26 per cent while exports rise slightly year-on-year at 1 per cent.

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Mexico Levies Provisional Import Duties on 544 Tariff Lines Mexican President Lopez signed a decree on April 22, declaring a temporary import tariff ranging from 5% to 50% on 544 tariff lines. The decree came into force on April 23, valid for two years. Among the imported goods covered by the new initiative include: steel, aluminum, textiles, clothing, footwear, wood, plastics, chemical products, paper and cardboard, ceramic products, glass, electrical equipment, transport equipment, musical instruments, and furniture. According to the decree, products such as textiles, clothing, and footwear will be taxed with a 35% provisional tariff on imports; and round steel with a diameter of less than 14 millimeters will be taxed with a 50% provisional tariff on imports. Import tariffs will not be applied to goods imported from regions and countries that have resource trade agreements (e.g., USMCA, CPTPP) with Mexico. However, the impact on imports from non-FTA countries such as China and Indonesia will be particularly significant. #tariffs #mexico #globaltrade

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ECSA - EAST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA | Commodities Ranking | Jan-Feb 2024 versus Jan-Feb 2023 | TEU; Navigate through the rankings below and discover the top most exported containerized goods from Brazil and Plate countries throughout January and February 2024, along with a comparison to the same months a year ago. The data comes from DataLiner, a Datamar-powered maritime intelligence service. * Exports: Meat products spearhead the ranking of containerized exports in the first two months of the year, with a volume 6% higher than in the same period in 2023, followed by wood (37.3%) and cotton (+271.9%). * Imports: Among the goods most imported by Brazil in the first two months of 2024 are plastics, with a volume 35% higher than in the same period in 2024, followed by reactors, boilers, and machines, with a volume 23.9% higher. (by DatamarNews) https://lnkd.in/dB6fEDe6

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OIG News | Brazil's Container Port Operator Seeks to Avert 'Congestion' Surcharge, Adding Potential Fee Towards Chicken Exports #TCP, an arm of #China Merchants #Port, is working to #dissuade a logistics firm from applying a #surcharge on outgoing #cargos at #SouthAmerica's #largest #container terminal, #Reuters reported, citing TCP Commercial Manager Carolina Brown. #Francebased logistics firm #CMA #CGM's $150 surcharge, which would take effect on July 1, could impact the #cost of shipping goods through #Brazil's #main refrigerated container terminal, which is also the world's biggest #chicken #export #corridor. "We have already contacted CMA, asking first for #clarification of the measure but also for them to #review it," Brown told Reuters late Wednesday. The company announced the surcharge last week, citing "#congestion" at #Paranagua port. The move highlights logistical #challenges faced by Brazil, a farm #powerhouse and one of the world's ten largest economies. CMA said the surcharge would apply to cargo headed to the #USEastCoast, #USGulf, #Canada, #Mexico and #CentralAmerica, among others. Brown said paper, wood and #refrigerated #cargo #consignments could be #affected if the surcharge is confirmed. The executive said #Paranagua and other Brazilian container ports were facing a #surge in #demand, which coupled with operating #contingencies at competing terminals in #Santos and #SantaCatarina state, have spurred "a perfect #storm." Felipe de França, TCP's manager of operations, said more #demand drove up ship waiting times from an average of 3.5 hours, a record achieved at #Paranagua, to close to 48 hours in recent weeks. The waiting time has since #dropped to about 12 hours at Paranagua's container terminal, while vessels at competing hubs still face a week's #wait, he said. Brown said Paranagua's container terminal is also absorbing #diversions of cargo and receiving ships from other ports. "We are operating without operational #restrictions," she said. "By contrast, a #surcharge does not reflect our level of service." Source: thepoultrysite For more latest updates about Chinese imported meat market, feel free to contact us at overseas@oigcn.com.

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The #USG / #USEC #Panamax / #Kamsarmax market keeps strengthening on T/A routes thanks to injection of mineral cargoes from USEC and Colombia, while the tonnage list looks relatively short https://lnkd.in/e7kWiZAf #shipping #globaltrade #logistics #drybulk #chartering

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Recent reports show a significant increase in export numbers in Panama during the first months of 2024. This growth is opening doors for new business opportunities in the country, attracting both local and international investors. According to ANPanamá, this performance translates into a growth of more than 9%, compared to the same period in 2023. The highest growth was seen in sectors such as agriculture, agribusiness, industry, and fishing. Following closely behind were the exports of value-added products from special regimes, which have also grown significantly. This growth signals a prime moment for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to expand their operations and establish a foothold in Panama. AFRA's legal expertise and deep understanding of the local market uniquely position us to provide guidance on strategic investments, regulatory compliance, and legal structures for success in Panama's dynamic business environment. At AFRA, we emphasize the importance of safeguarding businesses as they seize opportunities in Panama's thriving market. Visit our website to discover how our legal services can support your business growth and maximize your potential in Panama: https://www.afra.com/ #AFRA #AlfaroFerrerYRamirez #AFRAAttorneys #InternationalTradeLaw #PanamaExports #Trade #GlobalMarket #EconomicGrowth #PanamaBusiness #PanamaLegalExperts

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We are ready for enriching dialogues, productive meetings and global synergies! See you at the #LognetGlobal 12th Annual Conference 2024 in Spain. #LognetGlobal2024 #LogisticsNetwork #GlobalLogistics #Supplychain

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👉Levelling Up My Export Game with ICEX-CECO Incoterms Course! This dive into the #INCOTERMS®2020 has been an eye-opener, helping me grasp the ins and outs of each term, from EXW to DDP. Directly targeting the key concept for each incoterm is a great way of educating export enthusiasts and professionals. Here's to more efficient exports and fruitful global partnerships!  🌱🌾🌿 #Agribusiness #export #internationaltrade #supplychain #logistic

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#Argentina Imports This is the list of #Argentina imports 2022 - 2023. The full list is below… The first column is the tariff chapter, the second is the annual amount imported in millions of dollars, and the third column is the description of the tariff chapter. The list is ordered by amount from highest to lowest. If it seems complicated to visualize it, you can copy and paste it into a spreadsheet. . HS'84 $10650M Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances; parts thereof HS'87 $7855M Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling stock, and parts and accessories thereof HS'85 $7775M Electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof; sound recorders and reproducers, television ... HS'27 $7259M Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation; bituminous substances; mineral ... HS'12 $5407M Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits; miscellaneous grains, seeds and fruit; industrial or medicinal ... HS'29 $3282M Organic chemicals HS'39 $2906M Plastics and articles thereof HS'30 $2531M Pharmaceutical products HS'90 $1794M Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring, checking, precision, medical or surgical ... HS'72 $1612M Iron and steel HS'38 $1474M Miscellaneous chemical products HS'31 $1231M Fertilisers HS'73 $1208M Articles of iron or steel HS'40 $1203M Rubber and articles thereof HS'28 $925M Inorganic chemicals; organic or inorganic compounds of precious metals, of rare-earth metals, ... HS'99 $820M Commodities not elsewhere specified HS'48 $816M Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard HS'64 $688M Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles HS'26 $586M Ores, slag and ash HS'32 $551M Tanning or dyeing extracts; tannins and their derivatives; dyes, pigments and other colouring ... HS'33 $494M Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations HS'94 $482M Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, cushions and similar stuffed furnishings; ... HS'34 $428M Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial ... HS'74 $399M Copper and articles thereof HS'76 $394M Aluminium and articles thereof HS'08 $376M Edible fruit and nuts; peel of citrus fruit or melons HS'83 $353M Miscellaneous articles of base metal HS'82 $308M Tools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of base metal; parts thereof of base metal HS'95 $295M Toys, games and sports requisites; parts and accessories thereof HS'70 $250M Glass and glassware HS'21 $243M Miscellaneous edible preparations HS'54 $236M Man-made filaments; strip and the like of man-made textile materials HS'35 $234M Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; enzymes HS'18 $218M Cocoa and cocoa preparations HS'60 $217M Knitted or crocheted fabrics HS'55 $214M Man-made staple fibres... (See full list: asktomia.com)

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As cross-border trade continues to increase in size and scope, merely staying up to date with the latest regulatory requirements isn’t enough. #Logistics leaders must constantly assess the regulatory landscape and adjust their strategies to ensure #compliance and minimize risk.     From enhanced support for T2L declarations in Spain to streamlined compliance with the US Environmental Protection Agency’s recent regulatory changes and updated harmonized system coding for air waybills in the UAE, here’s a round-up of some of the latest #customs and compliance features added to CargoWise. https://lnkd.in/gEPV42_J #WiseTech #supplychain #technology

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Check out this insightful article highlighting the significant impact of US-Mexico cross-border trade, which reached nearly $800 billion in 2023. It sheds light on the robust economic ties between the two countries and the growing importance of cross-border commerce. #USMexicoTrade #CrossBorderTrade #EconomicImpact #supplychain #logistics

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Apr 2024 #China #LPG #Import Arrivals See M-O-M Rise of 6.89% According to SCI’s shipment data, China’s LPG import arrivals were about 3,080kt in April 2024, up 6.89% M-O-M, and mainly influenced by import costs, operating rates of deep-processing units, etc. The demand for industrial-use #gas may improve in May. Given the relatively high port inventory, it is estimated that China’s LPG import arrivals may inch down in May. According to SCI’s shipment data, China’s LPG import arrivals were 3,080kt in April 2024, up 198.5kt or 6.89% M-O-M, and up 16.3kt or 0.53% Y-O-Y. ...... #petroluem #petrochemical #butane #propane #insights For more details of this article, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eRRQPRaC Register for first-hand and reliable data, reports and insights: https://intl.sci99.com/

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