Valor 1000 ranked the country’s top thousand companies in 25 sectors on the basis of net revenue and performance in 2008 and according to TCP’s managing director Juarez Moraes e Silva, the award was the result of the hard work of the terminal’s shareholders, executive committee, management, employees and ‘other participants.’ These ‘others’ included: the Federal Revenue Office, the Ministry of Agriculture, the port authority, harbour master’s office, carriers, importers, exporters, and vessel pilots.
According to Silva, a total investment of more than R$345m (US$183m) in the past ten years has helped to turn TCP into arguably one of the best-equipped and most efficient container terminals in Latin America with internationally accepted standards of service and productivity.
“In addition to the equipment that has been acquired that is necessary for modern port operations, we have been helped by our qualified operational teams, efficient IT management, excellent client relations, the integration of supply chain links and the continued improvement our services to our users”, said Silva.
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