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Home›Dredging›Asian carriers think Santos PAC (Brazil) is a dredging booster
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December 4, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Asian carriers think Santos PAC (Brazil) is a dredging booster

Rio de Janeiro: Asia’s top container carriers – and possibly a Chinese dredging company – could gain from a plan by Brazil’s Port Minister Pedro Brito to make sure the South American country’s key port of Santos is dredged down to 17 metres within the next two years… Source: Asia Maritime News, Dece

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Rio de Janeiro: Asia’s top container carriers – and possibly a Chinese dredging company – could gain from a plan by Brazil’s Port Minister Pedro Brito to make sure the South American country’s key port of Santos is dredged down to 17 metres within the next two years…

Source: Asia Maritime News, December 4, 2009;

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