Service in one city

Freight forwarding in Sao Paulo

199 office records in Sao Paulo, Brazil, resolved into 186 organisations. External records from public directory information; none is a Ponte Trade member.

Sao Paulo

Updated 2026-08-11

199Office records

186Resolved organisations

8Records published hereListings here stating three independent ways to be reached.

The organisations

8 published

Every record below is an external provider record — listed from public information, not claimed by the organisation, and not independently confirmed by Ponte. No contact detail is published.

External provider record
ARB Cargo Global Logistica Do Brasil Ltda
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Country head office
In business since
2009
Offices recorded
2 in 1 country/countries
Open
External provider record
ASTEC NAVACON BRASIL LTDA.
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
World head office
In business since
1981
Offices recorded
1
Open
External provider record
Linxpress Chartering and Shipping Ltda.
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Single office
In business since
1990
Offices recorded
1
Open
External provider record
NEW WAY COMEX ASSESSORIA ADUANEIRA LTDA.
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Single office
In business since
Not stated
Offices recorded
1
Open
External provider record
NVOCC CONSOLIDATORS
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
World head office
In business since
Not stated
Offices recorded
1
Open
External provider record
TAG Logistics Freight Forwarder
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Single office
In business since
2012
Offices recorded
1
Open
External provider record
TPF FORWARDING NETWORK
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Country head office
In business since
Not stated
Offices recorded
32 in 31 country/countries
Open
External provider record
TRADEWORKS INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT
City
Sao Paulo
Office role
Country head office
In business since
1995
Offices recorded
1
Open

Published records by office role
Office role	Records
Country head office	3
Single office	3
World head office	2

No organisation here is a Ponte member and none is verified. An office in this city is not evidence that it serves any particular trade route. How Ponte reads a signal