Agrenco do Brasil specializes in providing structured and integrated solutions for agribusiness and transport logistics and storage is one of its main priorities. Agrenco’s logistics business serves strategic needs throughout the agribusiness cycle, whether ensuring reliability and safety for transport of our customers' products, or meeting the needs of the global market, which requires strict segregation and storage during transport.

Agrenco has a storage facility in Mato Grosso, with 11 directly managed stores (5 of them its own), and total capacity of 450,000 tons located in strategic points around the state, which is Brazil's top soybean growing region. The company also indirectly manages another 7 stores in Mato Grosso. A road and rail transport system conveys soy to São Francisco do Sul (state of Santa Catarina), where Agrenco manages and operates Terlogs Marine Terminal as well as the ports of Paranaguá (state of Paraná) and Santos (state of São Paulo), where it operates along with partners to arrange grain shipments. The logistics operations include consolidation points in the cities of Londrina and Maringá, both in Paraná. The operation is integrated with direct business transactions and structured according to customers' needs.

In late 2005, Agrenco do Brasil started operating in the Northern Corridor with soybean origination from the states of Maranhão, Tocantins and Piauí. In this respect, it controls storage facilities in Balsas (state of Maranhão) and Campos Lindos (state of Tocantins). The logistics design ensures shipments of grains (mainly soy) on the Carajás railroad (operated by Companhia Vale do Rio Doce) to the port of Ponta da Madeira in São Luís, where Agrenco is part of a pool system with other companies and has a 60,000 ton storage facility.