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Home›Dredging›USA: New Investments Will Help Attract More Business to SEMO Port, Officials Say
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December 22, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: New Investments Will Help Attract More Business to SEMO Port, Officials Say

While slightly fewer tons of cargo passed through SEMO Port this year, millions of dollars in upgrades to its facilities may help attract … By Melissa Miller (semissourian) [mappress] Source: semissourian, December 22, 2011; Image: semoport

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While slightly fewer tons of cargo passed through SEMO Port this year, millions of dollars in upgrades to its facilities may help attract …

By Melissa Miller ( semissourian )

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Source: semissourian, December 22, 2011; Image: semoport

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