Williams: As of the week ending February 25, the number of sugar ships waiting to be exported at Brazilian ports continued to decline to 41 vessels.

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-17T14:17:42+00:00

Data released by Williams, a Brazilian shipping agency, shows that as of the week ending February 25, the number of vessels waiting to load sugar at Brazilian ports was 41 ships, down from 43 ships in the previous week. The quantity of sugar waiting to be loaded at ports was 1.4617 million tons, down from 1.577 million tons in the previous week. Among the total sugar awaiting export in that week, the quantity of high-grade raw sugar (VHP) was 1.3877 million tons. According to data released by Williams, the quantity of sugar waiting for export at the Port of Santos was 0.834 million tons, and the quantity of sugar waiting for export at the Port of Paranaguá was 0.2414 million tons.

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2026-03-17 14:17:42

Data released by Brazilian shipping agency Williams shows that as of the week ending February 25, there were 41 ships waiting to load sugar at Brazilian ports, down from 43 ships the previous week. The total amount of sugar waiting to be shipped was 1.4617 million tons, compared to 1.577 million tons the previous week. Of the total sugar awaiting export that week, high-grade raw sugar (VHP) accounted for 1.3877 million tons. According to Williams, Santos Port had 834,000 tons of sugar waiting for export, and Paranaguá Port had 241,400 tons waiting for export.

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