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There are several ports in the south region of brazil where facilitates the international logistic flow of goods, as an example, Rio de Janeiro - RS, Vitoria - ES, Sao Paulo and Porto de Rio Grande - RS. Nonetheless, theses states also offers a good bed for investors. The “Porto of Santos” located in Sao Paulo is the largest and busiest port, which is responsible for 28% of foreign trade; therefore it also serves 26 states (Nes, 2016). Therefore, Maxion have opportunity to explore the best geographic region to localize its
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