Brazil has formalized a plan to ship its exports west across South America to Pacific ports, aiming to shorten the long haul to Asian markets like China.
Key Facts
—The move. Brazil signed a plan to route exports west to Pacific ports.
—The path. A land corridor would cross Bolivia from Brazil’s farm belt.
—The goal. The aim is faster, cheaper access to Asian markets, above all China.
—The driver. Mato Grosso, about a third of Brazil’s farm output, leads it.
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