Suppliers strike it lucky with Reporto?

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

The Reporto legislation in Brazil is about to be extended for another three years, up to the end of 2010, offering lucrative business opportunities for international crane and port equipment manufacturers. As previously reported (WorldCargo News, March 2007, pp19-20 and May 2007, p7), this controversial scheme allows container terminals to import handling equipment without hefty surcharges.

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