Veracruz handles 13% more cargo in August
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Mexico authorities are studying regulatory changes to speed up investment and make concession contracts more predictable.
Experts warn that competition between neighbouring ports will intensify and productivity will be decisive.
Background
Experts warn that competition between neighbouring ports will intensify and productivity will be decisive.
According to industry sources, operations in Veracruz have grown steadily and operators expect 13% more activity next quarter.
The numbers
Mexico authorities are studying regulatory changes to speed up investment and make concession contracts more predictable.
According to industry sources, operations in Veracruz have grown steadily and operators expect 13% more activity next quarter.
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