Houston Retains Top Spot in Container Trade With Brazil

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Houston Retains Top Spot in Container Trade With Brazil

PRESS RELEASE | May 12, 2013 11:07PM EDT

Houston has maintained its position as Brazil’s largest U.S. seaborne trade partner by value and weight, newly compiled statistics show.

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