The Brazilian government has signed a decree regulating the 'BR do Mar' program, aimed at enhancing intermodal transportation by utilizing the country's maritime and river routes. The initiative seeks to transform Brazil's coastline into an integrated logistics corridor, increasing container movement from 1.2 million to 2 million units. The program also promotes the use of environmentally friendly vessels, encouraging greener shipping practices. Officials highlighted that the regulation will prepare new integration routes, boosting competitiveness and supporting domestic producers. The government projects that the 'BR do Mar' will reduce logistics costs by up to 60% and lower freight expenses by as much as 15%, contributing to more efficient and sustainable navigation within Brazil's interior waterways.