Grain shipments at a port on the Paraná River, near Rosário, Argentina.
By Maximilian Heath
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina will outsource the dredging of the Paraná River, the country’s main grain export route, for a year, while the government prepares a long-term concession, according to a decree published on Thursday.
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