Navytrans SA

Navytrans Group is a cluster of Freight Forwarding companies established in 1989. Its founders began to operate in the market early in 1979, with fluvial on carriage of Paraguayan cotton for its transshipment to oceanic vessels at Buenos Aires Port. Soon, Navytrans developed as the main regional cotton fiber operator, having today 90% of the market share for containerized cotton fiber exports. The group operates fluvial transportation for more than two decades now, and today they remark the potentially determining factor of this activity, for cargoes oriented to be exported via River Plate, whose origins are based on hinterlands of Argentinean and Paraguayan littoral ports. In 2002, Navytrans also established offices in Brazil, located in Santos and Paranagua, operating approximately 8.000 TEUS per year. From 2008 onward, Navytrans Group started to incur in the reefer cargo business, diversifying its focus on different goods and willing to venture in the now growing markets in the region, being food a perfect example of this. The company puts special emphasis on looking for solutions to the most critical aspects of the freights operations in today's market. There's no doubt on how dynamic freight operations have recently become giving the shipping industry's own characteristics and the constant changes on the conditions in the different transported goods markets'. Navytrans Group responds to this by offering its clients a high quality service and satisfying their needs.