• This week, the main offtaker of Brazilian sugar was Algeria with 90kmt nominated.
  • Nominations this week totalled 600kmt.
  • November line up stands at 2.5mmt.

CS Brazil Exports

  • Preliminary recap for October shows that 3.15mmt of raws were exported last month.
  • This is a record for CS raws exports.
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  • November now stands with 2.5mmt, after the volume roiled from October and this week’s nominations.
  • Despite the strong volumes added to the line up over the past month, the waiting time to berth remains low.
  • Terminals are operating with a high efficiency and more capacity turned to sugar.
  • How terminals operate is of extreme importance, since Santos is the main port for raw sugar supply.
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Destinations

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  • Out of the new nominations this week, 90kmt are for Algeria – Q4 offtake now stands at 360kmt.
  • One vessel for China, with 77kmt.
  • And further 70kmt for Indonesia.
  • For more details on Brazilian exports, have a look at our interactive data: Global Shipments.

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Ana Zancaner

Ana graduated from Insper University Sao Paulo in 2013, with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She joined CZ as an intern in 2013 and is now our senior analyst in our Sao Paulo office. At CZ she is responsible mainly for analysis of the Brazilian sugar and ethanol sector but supporting other consulting requests as well.

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