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J

uly

2013

29

Industry News

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Big increase in

enquiries from

South America

CARDIFF-based Rhys Davies Forwarding has reported a

significant increase in enquiries from the burgeoning South

American market and is using its extensive knowledge and

contacts in the region to negotiate exceptionally good rates

for customers.

Brazil, the largest country in Latin America, is now the sixth

largest economy in the world and other countries such as

Chile and Argentina are also enjoying considerable economic

growth. With Brazil hosting the World Cup next year and the

Olympics in 2016 the world’s eyes will be sharply focused on

the region, which can only be good for its economy and future

international trade.

Rhys Davies’ freight forwarding manager, John Lyon, said,

“We’ve been shipping goods to and from the South American

countries for over 20 years and built up a network of contacts

and local knowledge over that time. South America can be a

difficult place to operate so having people out there you’ve

known for years and can trust is very important;it’s not just

a matter of finding an agent on a screen and hoping for the

best. That’s not to say that technology does not have a role

to play and we’ve invested heavily in the latest IT systems

to support our operations and keep track of our shipments

around the globe.”

Rhys Davies is a member of The British International Freight

Association (BIFA) and provides import and export services

for a wide range of goods, including those that are hazardous

or difficult to handle such as flammable gases, explosives,

chemicals and paint, to and from any location in the world.

Rhys Davis Forwarding

– UK

Website:

www.rhysdavies.co.uk

Seamless pipe mill

Tenaris has announced that it will build its first US

seamless pipe mill in Bay City, Matagorda County, Texas.

With an estimated investment of US$1.5bn, the new facility

will have an annual production capacity of 600,000 tons of

seamless pipe.

With its proximity to Houston and to Tenaris’s North

American headquarters, the location offers a combination

of favourable geography, operational logistics and

availability of a skilled workforce. “Our new facility will

complement our integrated global manufacturing network

and work closely with our existing North American

operations to further strengthen domestic production,”

said Paolo Rocca, chairman and CEO.

Tenaris

– Italy

Website:

www.tenaris.com