Drewry sees possible litigation over Brazil port reforms

Infrastructure Development

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Drewry Maritime Advisors says despite port reforms announced last week by the Brazilian government " a series of thorny issues remain unresolved and will need to be addressed soon to bring serenity back to the sector ." Brazil indicated it will invest $26 billion in ports network to make them more efficient and maximize economic growth. Under reforms announced by President Dilma Rousseff, private terminals will be allowed to handle third-party cargo an...

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