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Curtis International Logistics Strengthens Brazil’s Role in Global Freight Forwarding

Led by Daniel Curtis, the Brazil-based freight forwarder operates in one of Latin America’s most important logistics markets, supported by strong trade flows, port activity and growing demand for integrated transport solutions.

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Curtis International Logistics is positioning itself within one of Latin America’s most strategic freight and logistics markets. Based in Brazil, the company operates in international logistics and freight forwarding, supporting import, export and logistics operations for customers connected to global trade.

The company was founded in 2019 by Daniel Curtis, who has built his career in the freight forwarding market since 2003. Curtis International highlights its experience in serving importers, exporters and logistics companies, with a focus on practical international freight solutions and long-term business relationships. 

Brazil offers a strong operating environment for freight forwarders. The country’s freight and logistics market is estimated at USD 116.42 billion in 2026 and is projected to reach USD 147.06 billion by 2031, with growth supported by trade activity, ecommerce, infrastructure investment and demand for more integrated logistics services. 

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The country’s maritime infrastructure also plays a central role in regional and global supply chains. The Port of Santos, described by Reuters as the largest port in the Southern Hemisphere, handled a record 179.8 million tonnes in 2024 and was expected to handle around 188 million tonnes in 2025. Around 60% of its shipments are agricultural commodities such as soybeans, corn, cotton and pulp. 

For companies like Curtis International Logistics, this market context creates a clear need for reliable coordination across international freight, customs processes, inland transport and multimodal operations. Brazil’s logistics sector remains complex, but its scale and trade profile make it a key platform for companies connecting South America with global markets.

Under the leadership of Daniel Curtis, Curtis International Logistics contributes to this ecosystem by supporting customers involved in import, export and freight forwarding operations. Its positioning reflects the growing role of independent logistics providers in helping Brazilian companies move cargo efficiently, manage international requirements and strengthen their access to overseas markets.

As Brazil continues to expand its logistics capabilities and reinforce its role in global trade, Curtis International Logistics stands as a relevant partner for companies seeking freight forwarding expertise rooted in local market knowledge and international experience.

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