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Santa Fe logistics and port development

Overview

The government of Santa Fe has initiated a strategy to boost exports by developing a Logistics Hub platform. This integrated approach aims to connect ports, airports, and fiscal warehouses to reduce logistical costs and improve the global competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises.

By September 2026, the province’s public port system and Free Trade Zone reported moving over 3.3 million tons. Significant growth was noted in southern terminals, particularly the Port of Rosario, which saw a 22.4% year-on-year increase. In Villa Constitución, Terminal II experienced a 28% rise in movement.

To support further expansion, the province has awarded the recovery of Terminal I to a business union for infrastructure projects related to Vaca Muerta. Additionally, the government is advancing a public tender to concession the Container and General Cargo Terminal of the Port of Santa Fe to attract specialized operators.

Entities

Maximiliano Pullaro · Ministry of Productive Development · Port of Santa Fe · Port of Ushuaia · Santa Fe Province Government

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Santa Fe ports move over 3.3 million tons through September 2026

    Santa Fe's public ports and Free Trade Zone moved over 3.3 million tons from January to September 2026, driven by growth in Rosario and Villa Constitución.

  2. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Santa Fe presents logistics hub strategy to boost exports

    Santa Fe officials presented a new integrated logistics hub strategy in Buenos Aires to lower export costs and boost SME competitiveness through coordinated ports, airports, and fiscal warehouses.

Sources

cfin.com.ar · portalportuario.cl · red23noticias.com.ar · santotomealdia.com.ar · todologisticanews.com