Puerto Quequén invests in rural roads and port access infrastructure

The Puerto Quequén Management Consortium has initiated several infrastructure projects to support regional logistics and safety. In an unusual move, the Consortium is allocating its own resources to repair rural roads in the Necochea district that were damaged by heavy rains and flooding. This intervention aims to ensure that agricultural producers can transport harvests to the port, maintaining the economic flow of the maritime station.

Additionally, the Consortium has completed the first stage of infrastructure improvements on Almirante Brown Avenue, a strategic access point to the port. This phase focused on installing high-power 300-watt LED lighting to improve visibility and security for truck drivers, port workers, and local residents. Further works on the access corridor are expected to continue progressively.