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PA NY/NJ Approves Port Terminal Sale
By Eric Peterson
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ELIZABETH, NJ-Buyer Rreef Infrastructure has agreed to spend up to $136 million to improve its newly acquired Maher Terminals complex, part of the Port of Newark/Elizabeth.
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