Collahuasi says port repair to take 3 months

MINING.com Editor | January 20, 2011 | 5:25 pm Base Metals Latin America Copper

Chile’s Collahuasi copper mine said on Tuesday repairs to a damaged shiploader at its Patache port would take around three months, as it seeks to normalize deliveries and lift a month-long force majeure. Reuters reports:

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