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Brazil is interested in exporting soy, corn and other products through Peru's 
-controlled Chancay port.
It would offer Brazilian exporters the opportunity to send goods by truck to the Peruvian port for shipping to Asia via the Pacific Ocean, cutting the transit time by about two weeks.
Shipping from the port provides an alternative to the Panama Canal, where ships have encountered delays and logjams due to the impact of dry weather conditions on the canal’s water levels.
The Chancay port, the first under Beijing's control in South America, will also serve as a crucial gateway for China to the region.
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-controlled Chancay port.
It would offer Brazilian exporters the opportunity to send goods by truck to the Peruvian port for shipping to Asia via the Pacific Ocean, cutting the transit time by about two weeks.
Shipping from the port provides an alternative to the Panama Canal, where ships have encountered delays and logjams due to the impact of dry weather conditions on the canal’s water levels.
The Chancay port, the first under Beijing's control in South America, will also serve as a crucial gateway for China to the region.
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