The copper debate in Colombia comes too late

Experts warn that competition between neighbouring ports will intensify and productivity will be decisive.

COFCO said the region has room to grow if bottlenecks in land access and draft are solved.

COFCO said the region has room to grow if bottlenecks in land access and draft are solved.

According to industry sources, operations in Barranquilla have grown steadily and operators expect 24% more activity next quarter.

copper traffic explains much of the result. Terminals adjusted shifts and equipment to absorb demand.

Experts warn that competition between neighbouring ports will intensify and productivity will be decisive.