Logistics
The consolidation of a cutting-edge logistics system
With the increased production volume of pulp and paper, provided by the Puma II Project, Klabin reinforced investments in improving the logistics for product distribution. In 2023, with the start-up of PM28, a complex logistics system was also consolidated.
A year of learning
The Paranaguá Port Terminal (also known as PAR-01) celebrated its one-year anniversary in December 2023. Connected to the Ortigueira plant (PR) by rail, the terminal facilitates the unloading of cargo in Paranaguá (PR) with greater agility. Since its inauguration, PAR-01 has enabled various gains, including in sustainability. Here are the figures:
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565,000 tons of shipped volume
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The use of solar power has the potential to avoid the emission of approximately 11,500 kg of CO2eq
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97 professionals working directly at PAR-01
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30% women in the operation
With the terminal, the Company leveraged the export of pulp and paper from the plants in Paraná and reduced operating costs and greenhouse gas emissions generated by road transport.
Klabin's Container Terminal (KBT), located next to the Puma Unit in Ortigueira (PR), centralizes the export volumes from the Puma and Monte Alegre plants, which are transported to the Port of Paranaguá.
Paranaguá Container Terminal (TCP), located in the Port of Paranaguá, managed by the company TCP.
Klabin's Port Terminal (PAR-01), located on the commercial pier of the Port of Paranaguá. It allows pulp and paper from the Puma and Monte Alegre plants to be unloaded within the Port of Paranaguá and for the shipment to be made by breakbulk (loose cargo).
