Cuba's fast-growing Mariel targets transshipment cargo

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Cuba's fast-growing Mariel targets transshipment cargo

Greg Miller, Special Correspondent | May 18, 2016 12:49PM EDT
Cuba’s Mariel container terminal has already planned its transformation into a major transshipment hub after the U.S. trade embargo ends, according to TC Mariel General Director Charles Baker.
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