Expansion in Rio makes progress

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The Reais1.2B (US$640M) expansion plan for the Libra Rio and MultiRio container terminals at the port of Rio de Janeiro has been given the final permit it needs to move forward into the building phase – the Environmental Licence.

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Expansion in Rio makes progress

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

The Reais1.2B (US$640M) expansion plan for the Libra Rio and MultiRio container terminals at the port of Rio de Janeiro has been given the final permit it needs to move forward into the building phase – the Environmental Licence.

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OCR starts to take off in Brazil

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The market for gate and crane OCR systems is currently booming and demand is particularly strong in Brazil. APS Technology Group has recently announced projects to implement systems at Tecon Suape SA in Recife, MultiRio in Rio de Janeiro and Santos Brasil SA in Santos. In Santos’s case APS is supplying its system through Navis as part of its Star Technology Alliance.

Brazilian ports on target for 5M TEU

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Ports in Brazil will handle 5M TEU in 2011, up 10% over 2010, according to a forecast from Sérgio Salomão, president of the Brazilian Association of Public Use Container Terminals (Abratec).