Ruling threatens to slow Santos containerized rail investments

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Ruling threatens to slow Santos containerized rail investments

Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent | Sep 23, 2016 12:36PM EDT
A decision by a Brazilian regulator threatens to slow investments in rail capacity aimed at reducing bottlenecks and offering more services to shippers at Santos.
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