Weekly total · 11/02 to 11/06
24,509
vs prev. week
-7.8%
vs prev. year
+11.1%
- Corn10,705
- Soybeans7,929
- Wheat5,230
- Barley447
- Sunflower174
- Sorghum24
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The week in four figures
- 24,509 trucks
- -7.8% vs previous week and +11.1% vs the same week in 2025.
- Corn: 10,705
- Leads with 43.7% of the total and nearly triples the same week of 2025 (+159%).
- Wheat: 5,230
- The only one of the three main grains that grew on the week: +4.7%.
- Rosario area: 16,990
- Accounts for 69.3% of unloadings across the four zones.
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Day by day, zone by zone
From Monday, November 2 to Friday, November 6, unloadings started at 3,691 trucks, rose to 5,175 on Tuesday, dipped to 4,525 on Wednesday and grew again: 5,261 on Thursday and 5,857 on Friday, the week’s high.
The Rosario area received 16,990 trucks: 69.3% of the total, with its highest figure on Friday (4,017). Bahía Blanca contributed 4,555 and also peaked on Friday at 1,236 units. Necochea added 2,381, peaking on Wednesday (641), and Buenos Aires–Entre Ríos 583, with 153 on that same day.
Weekly total: 4,555
Weekly total: 583
Weekly total: 2,381
Weekly total: 16,990
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3691 trucks
11/02
5175 trucks
11/03
4525 trucks
11/04
5261 trucks
11/05
5857 trucks
11/06
Weekly unloading report
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Versus last week and versus 2025
Wheat, corn, soybeans and total
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The total fell 7.8% against the 26,586 trucks used by this report as the previous-week baseline: 2,077 fewer units. Corn went from 11,596 to 10,705 (-7.7%) and soybeans from 9,314 to 7,929 (-14.9%). Wheat was the exception, rising from 4,994 to 5,230 (+4.7%). Barley, sunflower and sorghum completed the mix with 447, 174 and 24 trucks respectively.
Compared with the same week in 2025, total unloadings rose 11.1%. Corn added 6,571 trucks (+159%), while soybeans were 2,398 lower (-23.2%) and wheat 641 lower (-10.9%). These are truck counts: they do not by themselves represent unloaded tonnage or export volumes.
10705 trucks
Corn
7929 trucks
Soybeans
5230 trucks
Wheat
447 trucks
Barley
174 trucks
Sunflower
24 trucks
Sorghum
Weekly unloading report
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Reading the week
The week left three signals in the data. First, slightly lower volume than the previous week, but above the same period of 2025. Second, corn widened its lead: it outpaced soybeans by 2,776 trucks and accounted for almost all of the year-on-year increase. Third, the week closed on an upswing, with Friday the busiest day in both the Rosario area and Bahía Blanca. The unloading register does not by itself explain the causes of these changes, so it should be read alongside each terminal’s conditions and the state of the roads.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this topic
- From November 2 to 6, 2026, 24,509 trucks were unloaded: -7.8% against the report’s previous-week baseline and +11.1% against the same week in 2025.
- Corn, with 10,705 trucks (43.7%). Then came soybeans (7,929), wheat (5,230), barley (447), sunflower (174) and sorghum (24).
- The Rosario area, with 16,990 trucks (69.3%). Bahía Blanca added 4,555, Necochea 2,381 and Buenos Aires–Entre Ríos 583. The overall peak was Friday, November 6 at 5,857 units.
- Corn went from 4,134 to 10,705 trucks against the same week of 2025: +159%. Against the previous week it fell 7.7%.
Redacción Pulso Puerto
Notes prepared by the Pulso Puerto editorial team in conjunction with Williams Agroservicios operators who work daily at the terminals.
