Supporte has completed the expansion of the Suape Inland Port, in the Suape Industrial Port Complex (PE), with an investment of R$ 18 million. The expansion increases bonded storage capacity and strengthens the operation's position as the gateway in and out of Northeast Brazil.
More capacity, less clearance time
With the new structure, importers and exporters in the region gain more bonded area and faster customs clearance, away from congestion in the primary zone of seaports. The result is predictable lead times and lower costs across the chain.
The Suape Inland Port combines a General Warehouse and a Manaus Free Trade Zone Bonded Warehouse at the same hub, allowing goods to move between customs regimes under a single operator.
Part of a nationwide ecosystem
The Ipojuca facility joins Supporte's other hubs — Uberlândia, Manaus, Cariacica and Barueri — forming a network that connects Brazil end to end, with the intelligence of the SUPP360 control tower.
