Katoen Natie Terminal hits out at Uruguay administrator

Port Strategy: TCP president Joris Thys is frustrated with Montevideo plans

The president of Katoen Natie Terminal TCP  is on the verge of handing over a "Trigger Letter" to the Uruguayan government if it passes a law allowing for another dedicated container terminal to be built in Montevideo.

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