MG faces a shortage of 2.9 million tons of storage capacity

The logistics infrastructure of Minas Gerais, an important industrial hub of the country, has returned to the center of debate after the Sindicato das Empresas de Transportes e Cargas Logísticas de Minas Gerais (SETCEMG) recently pointed out a deficit of 2.9 million tons of products that are not being stored due to a lack of warehouses and logistics terminals. The scenario, besides highlighting bottlenecks that directly affect the competitiveness of local activities, reinforces the urgency for quick implementation solutions. While masonry structures can take months or even years to be built, considering the stages of design, construction, and execution, modular warehouses present themselves as effective alternatives that can be installed in just a few weeks, on any type of soil, with the possibility of expansion, reduction, or relocation according to demand. For a state whose production grows faster than the available infrastructure, modularity becomes a decisive factor. "Mining ...