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DP World aims for sweet spot

13 Oct 2017 - by Ed Richardson
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DP World Maputo will have

400 reefer plugs by the next

citrus season as part of its

drive to bring citrus exports

back to the port.

“Maputo is the natural

geographical port to serve

the citrus industry in

Mpumalanga and Limpopo,”

says Tejas Nataraj, CEO at DP

World Maputo.

“Our first step was to

build the physical capacity to

handle citrus by road, rail and

in the port. The next step is to

offer exporters an attractive

package,” he says.

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