So far in its fiscal year (July-February), the Georgia Ports Authority has moved more than 2 million TEUs, an increase of 6.2 percent, the group announced Monday.
“The strong growth experienced throughout our business sectors this fiscal year demonstrates the resilience and strength of the Southeast market, and a positive return on the continued investments in Georgia’s ports, rail, roads and logistical supply chain,” GPA Executive Director Curtis Foltz said in a statement.
Foltz also said he expects similar growth to continue through the fiscal year.
In total, the GPA moved 19.2 million tons of cargo so far in the fiscal year, an increase of 7.6 percent.
Georgia Ports Authority reports increase in TEUs
