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30 Jun 2010
 AmeraMex International, a provider of heavy equipment to logistics, infrastructure construction and mining companies, is preparing to ship four large container handling machines  totaling approximately $250,000 to Honduras, Central America
Lee Hamre, CEO of AmeraMex, said: "Central American countries are 
gearing up for container shipments both in and out of any country 
bordering the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. As cargo ships are 
getting larger, they are having difficulty navigating the Panama Canal 
and are beginning to use alternative transfer companies to move loaded 
containers from the Pacific to the Gulf and back.
AmeraMex International, a provider of heavy equipment to logistics, infrastructure construction and mining companies, is preparing to ship four large container handling machines  totaling approximately $250,000 to Honduras, Central America
Lee Hamre, CEO of AmeraMex, said: "Central American countries are 
gearing up for container shipments both in and out of any country 
bordering the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. As cargo ships are 
getting larger, they are having difficulty navigating the Panama Canal 
and are beginning to use alternative transfer companies to move loaded 
containers from the Pacific to the Gulf and back.
"There is a project in place to widen the Canal, but it is expected to 
take eight to ten years to complete. In the meantime, Central American 
ports are gearing up for business, and we believe our reputation as a 
one-stop-shop for quality container handlers, parts, and operator 
training will provide us a competitive edge with governments in the 
region. We believe our efforts to expand our pipeline in Africa and 
Central and South America will generate a banner year for AmeraMex."
Source: Datamonitor