Revitalizing the logistics sector after the port conflict in Montevideo – Todo Logística News | 13/11/25

Uruguay is working to revitalise its logistics sector after the 25-day conflict at the Port of Montevideo, which caused an estimated US$ 60 million in losses. At Inalog’s 15th anniversary event, government and industry leaders agreed that the country must strengthen its position as a reliable logistics provider by embracing advanced technology, sustainability and artificial intelligence, highlighted as a key tool to improve efficiency and operational predictability. Transport Minister Lucía Etcheverry stressed the sector’s role within the EU-Mercosur partnership, while Inalog president Jerónimo Reyes urged continued innovation and stability. ANP president Pablo Genta announced a 2040 master plan focused on reducing costs, expanding the hinterland and enhancing the waterway network. Participants agreed that Uruguay must deepen public-private cooperation and advance logistics decentralisation to consolidate itself as a regional hub. Link to Article