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Bioceanic Corridor development and trade integration
Overview
Efforts to develop the Bioceanic Corridor have progressed through both specific port infrastructure discussions and broader international agribusiness summits.
In August 2026, a Brazilian delegation led by the National Land Transport Agency (ANTT) visited the Port of Iquique in Chile. The visit focused on strengthening cargo flow by meeting with port leadership to discuss infrastructure, berth availability, and expansion projects. Officials aimed to streamline customs procedures and utilize the local Free Trade Zone (Zofri) as a strategic logistics hub for goods moving between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
By September 2026, the focus expanded to a multilateral discussion involving representatives from Brazil, China, South Korea, Paraguay, and Chile at the Agrotalk Business event. Participants analyzed the corridor’s potential to reduce delivery times for Brazilian products to Asia by 14 to 20 days. Updates were also provided regarding the construction of an international bridge over the Parana River.
Entities
Corredor Bioceánico · Agência Nacional de Transportes Terrestres · Empresa Portuaria Iquique · Port of Iquique · Iquique Terminal Internacional
Timeline
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4 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesBioceanic Route discussed by agribusiness leadersAgribusiness leaders from Brazil, China, South Korea, Paraguay, and Chile met to discuss the Bioceanic Route, a 3,000km corridor expected to cut delivery times to Asia by up to 20 days.
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29 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesBrazil targets Iquique Port to boost Bioceanic Corridor tradeBrazilian transport officials visited the Port of Iquique to enhance logistics and cargo flow via the Bioceanic Corridor, focusing on customs coordination and infrastructure expansion.
Sources
eaemaq.com.br · elmonterizo.com · portalportuario.cl · reporternews.com.br · vilasradio.cl