Schedule K: 35165BrazilBRMCA

Macapa

CBP Schedule K foreign port code · Brazil· 0.0333°N, 51.05°W

Port Intelligence

Vessel Activity

1 arrivals

1 unique vessels from this port

Travel Advisory

Level 2

Exercise Increased Caution

LOCODE Status

Verified

Matched to UN/LOCODE registry

Data compiled from CBP Schedule K Foreign Ports, CBP CF-1400 Vessel Entrances, UN/LOCODE, State Dept Travel Advisories · As of 2026-11-02 · Updates quarterly

UN/LOCODE

LOCODE

BRMCA

Coordinates

0.0333°, -51.05°

Subdivision

Functions

Road terminalAirport

Remarks

CF BR MCPCf BR MCP

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Recent Vessel Arrivals

Vessels that listed Macapa as their last foreign port of call before entering a US port (CBP CF-1400).

Vessel	Arrived	US Port	Operator
MINERVA VASOGR	12/30/2025	GALVESTON, TX	MINERVA MARINE INC

Source: CBP CF-1400 vessel entrance records

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CBP Rulings — Brazil (15)

N364732

RE: The tariff classification of polyamide based thermoplastic monofilament from Brazil

N364623

RE: The classification of an egg grader and washer with automatic egg packers from Brazil

N364247

RE: The tariff classification dog-eared wood pickets from Brazil

N363283

The tariff classification of an electric motor for submersible wastewater pumps from Brazil

N358799

The tariff classification of Branco Fortaleza Polished, Texas White Polished, and Ashen White Polished stone from Brazil.

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FDA Import Alerts — Brazil

Active FDA import alerts affecting products from Brazil. These alerts may trigger detention without physical examination (DWPE) at US ports of entry.

28-0403/05/2026

"Detention Without Physical Examination of Black and White Pepper from Brazil"

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34-0103/05/2026

"Detention Without Physical Examination of Cocoa Beans From Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia Due to Presence of Live Insects"

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Source: FDA Import Alert Library

Other Ports in Brazil

78 total

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Abaetetuba Alenquer All Other Brazil Ports North of Recife All Other Brazil Ports South of Recife Amarracao Angra dos Reis Antonina Aracaju Aracati Aratu Areia Branca Barao de Teffe Barcarena Barro do Riacho Belem

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Screening List Entities

42 screened entities associated with Brazil.

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Travel Advisory

Level 2

Exercise Increased Caution

Exercise increased cautionin Brazil due to crime and kidnapping. Some areas have increased risk. Read the entire Travel Advisory. Crime Violent crime occurs in urban areas, day and night. Crimes include murder, armed robbery, and carjacking. Gang activity and organized crime are widespread. and are often tied to the illegal drug trade. Assaults are common, including with sedatives or drugs placed in drinks, especially in Rio de Janeiro. Criminals target foreigners through dating apps or at bars before drugging and robbing their victims. U.S. government employees working in Brazil need special authorization to travel to the following areas due to safety risks: - Within 100 miles/160 km of Brazil’s land borders (except travel to the Foz do Iguacu and Pantanal), - informal housing developments in Brazil and, - the Administrative Regions of Ceilandia, Santa Maria, Sao Sebastiao, and Paranoa between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. U.S. government employees are advised not to use municipal buses in Brazil due to serious risks of robbery and assault, especially at night. Kidnapping Kidnapping for ransom involving U.S. citizens is rare but occasionally occurs. Brazilians are most often targeted, but foreigners remain vulnerable. U.S. businesses frequently arrange enhanced security for senior executives in São Paulo and other major cities. Organized criminal groups sometimes target individuals observed withdrawing money from ATMs or leaving banks. Use ATMs in secure locations such as shopping malls or major hotels. Express kidnapping — in which criminals force victims at gunpoint to withdraw cash from multiple ATMs or transfer funds via banking apps (commonly Pix) — is an ongoing threat to both locals and foreigners. To reduce your risk, vary your routes and travel times; park in well-lit, guarded garages, as criminals often confront victims at their vehicles; and limit the number of bank and credit cards you carry to reduce potential losses Do Not Travel to: International land borders due to crime and kidnapping. Informal housing developments (favelas, vilas, comunidades or conglomerados) due to crime. Brasilia’s Satellite cities due to crime.

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Updated: 2026-08-30T20:00:00-04:00

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Port Details

Schedule K Code: 35165
Country: Brazil
Ports in Country: 78
UN/LOCODE: BRMCA
Coordinates: 0.0333°, -51.05°
Recent Vessel Arrivals: 1 recorded