Legal dispute entangles Táranto

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As if the corruption scandal engulfing ILVA, Europe’s largest steel plant, and the damage caused by the huge tornado last November were not enough, the Port of Táranto has been hit by legal action by bulk operator Consorzio Terminal Rinfuse Táranto (CTRT), a sister company of quarry company Italcave and ship agent Carmed within the privately owned Caramia group.

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