SAO PAULO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Trucks loaded with soybeans faced a seven-kilometer line to deliver the product to grain terminals at the Amazonian port of Miritituba in Para state, according to traffic data shared with Reuters by oilseed lobby Abiove on Friday.
Cargill, Bunge and Brazil's Amaggi operate terminals in the area.
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