With the docking of the Florida Highway ship, owned by K-Line, on 15 March 2022, roll-on roll-off (RoRo) operations returned to APM Terminals Itajaí. More than 460 premium segment vehicles from BMW Group Brazi were unloaded. This is the first time that the manufacturer, which has imported vehicles through the ports of Santa Catarina since 2013, received vehicles on a RoRo vessel.In addition to the commercial importance that the operation represents for the entire logistics chain in the region, the Commercial Manager of APM Terminals Itajaí, Daniel Belisário, also emphasizes the company's experience and flexibility in handling different types of cargo, in addition to containers. “The logistics market demands increasingly creative and flexible solutions. The same customer that operates using containers, may on other occassions need support with air freight logistics, warehousing or even project cargo. Becasuse of this, we always have to be ready and that's what we've been working towards”, highlights Belisário.
With the docking of the Florida Highway ship, owned by K-Line, on 15 March 2022, roll-on roll-off (RoRo) operations returned to APM Terminals Itajaí. More than 460 premium segment vehicles from BMW Group Brazi were unloaded. This is the first time that the manufacturer, which has imported vehicles through the ports of Santa Catarina since 2013, received vehicles on a RoRo vessel.In addition to the commercial importance that the operation represents for the entire logistics chain in the region, the Commercial Manager of APM Terminals Itajaí, Daniel Belisário, also emphasizes the company's experience and flexibility in handling different types of cargo, in addition to containers. “The logistics market demands increasingly creative and flexible solutions. The same customer that operates using containers, may on other occassions need support with air freight logistics, warehousing or even project cargo. Becasuse of this, we always have to be ready and that's what we've been working towards”, highlights Belisário.
