Peru’s Chinese- developed huge port to start relocating 2 container ships a week in November

LIMA (Reuters) – Peru’s huge Chancay port will certainly start delivering 2 container ships a week late following month adhering to the port’s commencement in mid-November, an exec for the port’s driver, China’s Cosco Shipping, claimed on Friday.

Initially, the port will certainly cover a straight path to Shanghai and afterwards, relying on merchant need, it might most likely to various other factors in Asia, claimed Carlos Tejada, basic supervisor of Cosco’s subsidiary Cosco Shipping Chancay Peru.

(Reporting by Marco Aquino; Writing by Brendan O’Boyle; Editing by Adam Jourdan)