The number of ships designated for gasoline cabotage in Brazil decreased in the first week of May.

The number of ships scheduled for gasoline cabotage in Brazil fell from 13 to 10 in the week ending May 1st, according to a new update from DATAGRO Line-up. The volume scheduled to be transported totals 215.7 million liters, a 22.3% decrease compared to the previous week. Among the destinations, Suape maintained its lead in unloading, with 105.8 million liters, equivalent to 49.0% of the total, followed by Itaqui (27.2%), Cabedelo (14.2%), and Maceió (6.2%). On the origin side, the São Sebastião terminal, operated by Petrobras, led in shipments with 82.1 million liters (38.1%), ahead of the Tramandaí terminal, also managed by the state-owned company (23.0%), and the port of Santos (21.4%). For more details, access [link to DATAGRO Line-up]. complete database of the DATAGRO Line-up, updated daily.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.