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Logistics in Brazil

International logistics in Brazil for foreign companies

Vision Log is a Brazilian logistics and foreign-trade company based in São Paulo. We coordinate the Brazil side of international shipments for importers, exporters, manufacturers and freight agents abroad.

Logistics corridors map of Brazil and South America: main seaports and river ports, navigable waterways (Amazon, Tapajós, Paraná), road corridors such as BR-277 and main export flows
Main ports, waterways and export corridors in Brazil

What does Brazil-side coordination include?

It covers everything that has to happen in Brazil for a shipment to move: arrival, customs, inland transport and delivery — or the reverse for exports.

  • Coordination with carriers, terminals, ports and airports in Brazil
  • Customs clearance coordination for imports and exports
  • Inland transport to or from the Brazilian consignee or shipper
  • Documentation follow-up and milestone updates
  • Exception management: holds, inspections, delays and re-planning

Why foreign companies work with a partner in Brazil

Brazil has its own customs systems, document requirements and port dynamics; a local partner reduces surprises.

Import and export processes run on the Portal Único Siscomex, product-specific licenses may apply, and port and terminal costs vary widely. A partner on the ground anticipates these points and communicates them clearly in English or Spanish.

Support for overseas freight agents

Vision Log can act as the Brazil-side partner for freight forwarders abroad.

For agents whose clients ship to or from Brazil, we coordinate the local leg and keep the agent informed at each milestone, so the agent stays in control of the customer relationship.

How it works

  1. Share the shipmentCargo, origin, destination, Incoterm, consignee and target dates.
  2. Plan the Brazil sideRoute, port or airport, documents, licenses and inland delivery.
  3. ExecuteBookings, departure and in-transit follow-up.
  4. Clear and deliverCustoms coordination, release and delivery in Brazil.
  5. ReportMilestones, documents and close-out.

Who we support

  • Foreign suppliers selling to Brazilian customers
  • Importers and exporters with operations in Brazil
  • International freight agents that need a partner in Brazil
  • Project teams moving industrial equipment to Brazil

What to validate before shipping to Brazil

  • Consignee details and the Brazilian importer’s tax ID (CNPJ)
  • Commercial invoice and packing list consistent with each other
  • HS/NCM classification and any license or agency approval required
  • Cargo readiness, dimensions and weight confirmed before booking

Planning your next shipment?

Tell us the cargo, origin and destination. We reply with a route proposal and the key points to check.