When it rains, it pours. Agriculture exporters in Latin America’s southern cone have struggled with headwinds from weather hitting crops as well as transport routes, on top of gateway problems and high transport costs.
Chile’s cherry export season got off to a rocky start when truckers staged a protest about high costs that cut off access to the container terminals at the port of San Antonio. They were up in arms ...
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