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To: TobagoJack who wrote (35740)	6/14/2008 7:31:11 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 217540

Forces pushing to: Process at of the mine's mouth. Ship processed. No more export semi-manufactured. I am thinking here how much better Brazil will be with this trend. examples: We produce orange juice. Remove the water. Freeze it, put into stainless steel tanks and ship it like crude. Therefore we save by not having to ship the water and the Tetra pack packing volumes and weights. At the destination water is added packed and sold to supermarkets. Detroit is there because the coal, iron, the Great lakes and the St. Lawrence channel were there. I love when Economics is in the driver's seat dictating. It is beautiful to see the geography of trade changing. Brazil has no coal. Has Iron ore. China has no iron. Don't know about coking coal. Perhaps Australia and India will come up top of steel producers in Aisa. And Brazil in the Western Hemisphere (importing coking coal from Africa? Cheap coal fast becoming history Coal prices are unlikely to peak anytime soon as harsh weather conditions and infrastructure constraints in coal-producing regions continue to severely affect supplies. mineweb.com

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