Soy port set to reopen

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Two Argentine companies, Alimentos Sagemuller SA (ASSA) and the local daughter company of French group Louis Dreyfuss, have agreed to bring the river port of Puerto Piedras, 60 km north of Parana in Entre Rios province, back into operation. It will be used primarily for the export of soybeans.

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