accessible ports
[/əkˈsesəbəl pɔrts/]
noun phrase
portos acessíveis
1. Ports that are easily reachable, navigable, and available for use by ships and maritime traffic, with adequate infrastructure and facilities
The shipping company prefers accessible ports along the Atlantic coast for faster cargo operations.
A empresa de navegação prefere portos acessíveis ao longo da costa do Atlântico para operações de carga mais rápidas.
2. Ports that comply with accessibility standards and accommodate vessels of various sizes and types
Accessible ports must meet international standards for maritime safety and navigation.
Os portos acessíveis devem atender aos padrões internacionais de segurança e navegação marítima.
3. Ports with adequate infrastructure including docks, warehouses, and equipment for loading and unloading cargo
Brazil's major accessible ports handle millions of tons of exports annually.
Os principais portos acessíveis do Brasil movimentam milhões de toneladas de exportações anualmente.
In Brazil, accessible ports are critical to the economy, as the country relies heavily on maritime trade for exports of commodities like coffee, sugar, and minerals. The term is frequently used in discussions about infrastructure development and trade facilitation policies. Major ports like Santos, Rio Grande, and Paranaguá are considered essential accessible ports for Brazilian commerce.
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