The shipping platform

Location: The port of São Sebastião is located in the Sao Sebastiao Channel, which is on the N coast of Sao Paulo State. General overview: The Port of São Sebastião is operated by Companhia Docas de São Sebastião (although it's a public port) There are 3 distinctive activities in the port: 1) Sao Sebastiao Commercial Quay is used for dry cargo, general, Ro-Ro and containers. This is a public port owned by the federal government but given in concession to the state government of Sao Paulo which, in turn, designated DERSA, a state of Sao Paulo highway authority, to administer it. 2) Maritime petroleum terminal, Admiral Barroso (TEBAR), owned and administered by Petrobras, the state oil company. Used for coasting and ocean going vessels for oil import and export including the produce of offshore platforms. 3) Ferry crossing, between the mainland and Sao Sebastiao Island, across the Sao Sebastiao Channel. The information, in this entry, relates to (1) and (2) only. Cargoes: - Imports (Ash, sodium sulfate, malt, barley, wheat, steel products, machinery and equipment, steel wire coils and general cargo) - Exports (Vehicles, parts, machinery and equipment, victuals, steel products and general cargo) Warehousing: Patio 1: (31,000m²) For General Cargo, Project Cargo and Steel Products. Patio 2: (35,000m²) For Vehicles Patio 3: (110,000m²) 3 Warehouses (5,000t each) (For handling solid bulk) Patio 4: (95,000m²) Unbonded Area For Liquid: 43 Tanks total of 2,100,000t capacity. Traffic figures: Approx. 45,000,000t of cargo handled annually. Load line zone: Tropical. Max size: DERSA: LOA 185m // Draught 8.2m TEBAR: - Berth No 1: LOA 508.8m // Draught 23m - Berth No 2: LOA 508.8m // Draught 16.9m - Berth No 3: LOA 395.5m // Draught 19m - Berth No 4: LOA 395.5m // Draught 19m