The strait at the end of the world is busy again
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Drought in Panama and conflict in the Gulf are prompting ships to take longer routes around South America, increasing traffic through the Strait of Magellan. The shift is creating new commercial opportunities for Chile and the shipping sector.
Drought in Panama and war in the Gulf are sending more ships around South America and turning the Strait of Magellan into a new commercial asset for Chile. The post The strait at the end of the world is busy again appeared first on Container News.
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