Uruguay · Trade

Key Facts

—The warning On 14 August 2026, the Cámara de Industrias del Uruguay called the port’s situation ‘critical’ and said it ‘admits no delay.’

—The disruption Business groups counted more than 30 days of port stoppages in 2025 and roughly 25 more so far in 2026.

—The terminal The main container terminal, TCP, is run by Belgium’s Katoen Natie, which pledged US$455 million and holds its concession to 2081.