Brazil’s international trade is often associated with bustling coastal ports like Santos and Rio de Janeiro. Yet, some of the country’s most important cargo movements begin hundreds of kilometers inland, where manufacturing, mining, agribusiness, and industrial production drive the national economy. At the heart of this ecosystem lies Belo Horizonte logistics, a dynamic network of…
Being a vast continental nation and an emerging economic force, Brazil has committed significant investments in the expansion of its transportation and logistics infrastructures. The country’s logistics matrix, shaped by industrialization policies in the sixties, heavily relies on highways. During that era, Brazil transitioned from railways to highways. However, the challenges of maintaining, expanding, and…