Negotiations continue on Italian coal terminals

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Local sources in Italy are reporting a speeding up of negotiations on the sale by European ports group Euroports, which controls 80% of Terminal Rinfuse Italia (TRI) group, of the company managing the TRI Genoa dry bulk terminal.

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