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12 Jun 2024 | 21:00 UTC
To get crops from field to fork, grains and soybeans need to first move to ports to be stored, then loaded onto ships to reach their final destinations. What logistical infrastructure is needed in South America to facilitate exports and meet end-user demand, and how does that compare to other exporters?