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Granel Quimica

Rio Grande, Brazil

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Granel Química is a Brazilian company with over 50 years of experience in the granular storage sector. The company operates seven terminals in various locations across the country, including São Luís (with two terminals), Teresina, Palmas, Santos, Rio Grande, and Ladário. Additionally, Granel Química is involved in its eighth terminal in Santa Helena de Goiás. The total capacity of the terminals exceeds 358,000 m³. Granel Química is part of Odfjell Terminals South America and is working on integrating the principle of sustainable development into its business activities, specifically focusing on seven of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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