Brazilian ports face capacity crunch

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Hamburg Süd, a leading operator in ECSA trades, has claimed that shipping lines calling at Brazilian ports were faced with additional costs of US$300M last year because of deficiencies in infrastructure. Julian Thomas, the company’s president in Brazil, believes that this year the cost will be even higher.

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