**Port of Chancay seeks to boost cargo traffic, Amazon region seen as potential supplier**
The Port of Chancay in Peru is actively looking to increase its cargo throughput. According to a report from *Gestión*, the port’s management has identified the Amazon region as a potential source of freight that could help fill the current capacity gap.
The article highlights that, while the Amazon offers significant logistical opportunities, there are still obstacles that must be addressed before the port can fully capitalize on this potential. It poses the question of what steps need to be taken first to enable the “journey” from the Amazon to Chancay.
The report does not specify the exact measures required, but it underscores the port’s intent to expand its operations and the importance of developing the necessary infrastructure and agreements to connect the Amazon basin with Chancay’s shipping facilities.
Article and image source: gestion.pe
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