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https://www.portosenavios.com.br/noticias/especial-navalshore/super-terminais-participa-da-navalshore-amazonia-um-dos-mais-importantes-eventos-navais-da-america-latina
Super Terminais participates in Navalshore Amazônia, confirmed for the 24th, 25th and 26th of May, in Manaus. Master sponsor of the regional phase of the most important event in the shipping industry in all of Latin America, Super Terminais will be the only port terminal in Amazonas to participate in the fair.
Navalshore will bring together national and international shipowners, shipyards, manufacturers and suppliers in one place, at the Amazonas Vasco Vasques Convention Center. Naval Shore is the main business platform for the maritime industry throughout Latin America and is now beginning its journey to becoming the meeting point for the river naval industry.
In August, the 17th edition of Navalshore is also planned in Rio de Janeiro, at the Expo Mag convention center, between the 22nd and 24th. The fair has been held in the state since 2004. In 16 editions, it is responsible for displaying more than 3,400 brands of product and service suppliers for the naval industry around the world, promoting business and developing partnerships.
A total audience of over 137 thousand people has already attended the fair, bringing together professionals, businesspeople and representatives of public authorities. Parallel to the fair, courses, workshops and conferences are promoted at each edition.
Among the possibilities that the event offers are business opportunities with more than 7 thousand qualified professionals, the meeting of the main national and international shipyards and shipowners and the presence of the main brands in the naval sector.
Super Terminals
With more than 25 years of experience in the transport and logistics market, Super Terminais is the most efficient private terminal in the Manaus Industrial Complex. Handles containerized loads, project loads and loose loads. The structure also offers the most modern equipment on the market and strictly complies with preventive and corrective maintenance schedules with original parts, ensuring safety and efficiency in cargo handling. The operating average is 40 movements per hour, with 3 shifts, and 280 outlets for refrigerated containers. Among the company's major concerns are the preservation of the largest tropical forest in the world – the Amazon Forest –, training to promote a sustainable environment and the development of campaigns to prevent the occurrence of environmental and human accidents.
