New export corridor shortens concentrate transit from Jujuy to port
A revised multi-modal routing through Buenos Aires has reduced transit time and handling steps for concentrate bound for overseas buyers.
Our Buenos Aires hub has restructured the export corridor carrying concentrate from the northwest of Argentina to tidewater. The revised routing removes two handling steps and consolidates customs documentation at a single point.
Fewer transfers means less material loss and fewer opportunities for paperwork to diverge from what is physically in the container. Buyers receive shipment tracking against the same reference used in the customs file, which shortens clearance at destination.
The corridor supports multi-modal transport and secure packaging for products that are sensitive to moisture and contamination during long ocean transit.
Volumes moving through the new routing will scale through the year as existing contracts renew.