LOGISTIC

EXECUTIVE CENTER

Campinas logistic structure is one of the most complete in Brazil. It comprises following modals:

- Roads network: five of the major Brazilian roads cross Campinas, connecting it to main producer and consumer markets in the country. Roads Anhanguera and Bandeirantes (considered by the magazine Quatro Rodas as the best in Brazil) connect Campinas to the capital São Paulo and to several cities in State inland; road Dom Pedro I connects Campinas to roads Presidente Dutra (Vale do Paraíba and Rio de Janeiro) and Fernão Dias (Belo Horizonte); Adhemar de Barros (SP 340) goes from Campinas to the South of Minas Gerais State and Santos Dumont allows access to Road Castelo Branco and to Sorocaba region, crossing Campinas Industrial District.

- Viracopos Airport: this is the main domestic cargo airport and the largest one in Latin America, an export gate for more than 180 countries. Its main routes are: Miami, Memphis, Frankfurt and Caracas, as dispersing centers; Dakar and Salt Island, as technical landing got Asian and European destinations and Luxemburg, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Mexico, San Juan, Quito, Bogotá, Lima, Montevideo and Nova York, as products final destinations.

-  Railroad network: existing network in Campinas, comprise two railroads, allows cargo transportations between São Paulo capital (96 km far), Santos port (172 km far) and São Paulo State inland.

- Waterway Tietê-Paraná: its proximity (around 100 km) allows commercial navigation between five Brazilian states (São Paulo, Goiás, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso do Sul and Paraná) and four Marcos countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay).