Georgia Ports Authority
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Georgia Ports Authority kicks of FY2022 with record July
Container volumes rose 25% at the Port of Savannah, while auto and machinery units grew 39% at Brunswick.
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Golden Ray wreckage continues leaking oil off Georgia coast
Response vessels continue to recover oil while shoreline teams continue to mitigate impacts.
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Port of Savannah sets another record, but growth seen slowing
Griff Lynch, the Georgia Ports Authority’s executive director, doesn’t expect another growth spike and says he’ll be happy to maintain current volume levels.
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Will US consumers throttle back on buying stuff?
Americans were expected to divert disposable income away from goods as the economy reopened to travel, lodging and entertainment. It isn’t happening, most observers say,…
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: I-16 connects Georgia’s ports to the Southeast
I-16 is another intrastate interstate highway. Among other things it connects Georgia's ports with the rest of the state.
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Southeast ports and carriers agree to upgrade chassis pool
The SACP 3.0 agreement will create the largest fully interoperable chassis pool in the U.S., covering the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and…
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Georgia Ports Authority nets $47M federal grant for inland container port
Federal funding and private investments lend support to the supply chain infrastructure surrounding the Port of Savannah.
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Dredging project temporarily slows vessel activity at Port of Savannah
Normally big projects are scheduled during slow periods, but the Port of Savannah can’t wait to deepen its berths so there will be extra cargo…
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1 month, 1 million-plus containers at Port of LA
May was the busiest month in the 114-year history of America’s busiest port.
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American Shipper
Broken records: ‘Historic cargo surge’ still making waves at US ports
The “unprecedented” influx of imports continues on the West and East coasts.
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