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JULY 2012                                                                          JUNE 2017
 Brasil Terminal Portuario                                                          Brasil  Terminal Portuario




 CLEANER LANDS

 As a world leader in global transport, MSC  recognises   million were invested in environmental remediation   is carried by rail. That percentage continues to rise
 the impact that its operations could have on the natural   and waste management. In addition, 1.14 million tons   steeply as the international rail network of corridors
 landscape and populations around the world. Therefore,   of contaminated soil were subsequently removed from   improves every year. MSC has also invested
 it is continuously working to implement and maintain   the terminal. Consequently, 340 million m  of land was   extensively in logistics by becoming a rail operator
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 initiatives designed to preserve the environment    recovered.   in  Europe,  the  reby  showing  its confidence  in
 and reduce negative externalities on  populations.  In all circumstances, MSC is trying to use the most    the rail transportation sector, which drastically
 MSC invests heavily in the modernisation of terminals    environmentally-efficient  way  of  transport.  Through   reduces the CO  emissions and negative externalities,
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 and  ports,  considering  in its  strategies  ways  to    our affiliate companies, MSC is providing its customers   compared with road trucks. MSC plans to further invest
 reduce the negative impact of the infrastructure on the    with land transportation and actively promoting   in the railway sector in Europe and across the globe.
 environment. As an example, Brasil Terminal  Portuario   the use of rail as an inland access mode. Out of our
 underwent major transformations. Over USD 80    total volume of controlled intermodal traffic, over 40%








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