Which statement best explains why Santos, Brazil, one of the largest ports of South America, is a break-of-bulk point? Responses The Port of Santos is the final location for many products that are produced in other countries. The Port of Santos is the port where most raw materials enter South America for further processing. The Port of Santos is one of the more modern ports in South America, leading to faster operations. The Port of Santos is where goods can be shipped and stored in nearby warehouses to reduce crowding. The Port of Santos is where cargo is taken from ships and then transferred to trucks, trains, and other ships