Terminal row in Brazil

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

A dispute between Brazilian terminal operators on the one hand and Maersk and MSC on the other is forecast to become more intractable in the near future. Industry groups said they are preparing legal action against the way the two companies conduct operations at Brazilian terminals.

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