RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilian exports of products such as pulp, soy, animal protein, among others, should reach new levels as the country moves forward with the Bi-Oceanic Road Corridor.
The physical integration project, which will connect Porto Murtinho, in Mato Grosso do Sul, with Chile's northern ports, was also analyzed from the perspective of its market potential: Asia and South America.
Planned in 2015, the route is . . .
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