Santos (BRSSZ) Container Tracking

Located at -23.95109, -46.35358, Santos (BRSSZ), the Port of Santos is Brazil’s largest, busiest, and most significant maritime gateway. Founded in 1892, it has become a critical part of Brazil’s trade infrastructure, handling over 25% of the country's foreign trade volume. Managed by Santos Port Authority, this public port is located in the state of São Paulo, within the Southeast Region of Brazil. With robust intermodal connectivity including highway, rail, and inland access, Santos plays a vital role in linking agricultural, industrial, and manufacturing exports to global markets. The port features modern terminals and deep-draft berths capable of accommodating post-Panamax vessels. Cargo includes sugar, coffee, containers, fertilizers, orange juice, vehicles, and bulk liquid. Major shipping lines operating at Santos include MSC, Maersk, COSCO, CMA CGM, and Hapag-Lloyd. It is also one of the few Brazilian ports to have a fully integrated customs and logistics hub. Continued investment in automation, dredging, and berth expansion projects keeps Santos aligned with international port standards and ensures long-term capacity growth.