Fruit shippers set to gain from new Suape terminal

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Fruit shippers set to gain from new Suape terminal

Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent | Dec 01, 2017 4:32PM EST
Fruit shippers' longstanding frustration with what they describe as high rates and low service levels could change with the introduction of more competition.
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