Multilog originated in Santa Catarina, in 1984, as a sugar warehouse in the city of Itajaí/SC. In 1996, after receiving authorization from the first Inland Customs Station (EADI), Portobello Armazéns Gerais was born - beginning Multilog's history - with a license to receive, transport and store imported goods for export. In 2016, it began operating in Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul after acquiring other companies in the market and, at the end of 2017, in São Paulo.
With over 1,500 multidisciplinary collaborators prepared to meet the demands of simple and complex logistics models, modern structures and fully equipped to offer services with the highest quality and security, Multilog currently has several units strategically distributed in the main import and export corridors of Brazil:
- São Paulo: São Paulo, Campinas, Santos, Barueri.
- Paraná: Curitiba, São José dos Pinhais, Foz do Iguaçu.
- Santa Catarina: Itajaí, Joinville.
- Rio Grande do Sul: Uruguaiana, Santana do Livramento, Jaguarão.
In addition, it has logistics management tools and systems that ensure total visibility, savings, security and agility to build intelligent and integrated solutions according to the demands of each client.
Acquisition of Logistics Support and Services
CD Acquisition in Guarulhos and Beginning of Operations in the Northeast
Logistics Complex São José dos Pinhais/PR
Acquisitions in the Southeast +5 units in SP
Acquisitions in the South +9 Southern units in SC and PR
Joinville Unit at Perini Business Park
Logistics and Industrial Customs Center (CLIA)
Switch from EADI to Dry Port
Name change to MULTILOG
Start of activities as EADI Portobello