South Carolina Ports Authority
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Container
Container boom continued in August for South Carolina ports
Container volumes were “strong” in August amid continued retail import volume growth at the Port of Charleston, the South Carolina Ports Authority said.
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FreightWaves Classics
FreightWaves Classics: South Carolina Ports Authority contributes significantly to state economy
An overview of the South Carolina Ports Authority and the Port of Charleston is the topic of this FreightWaves Classics article.
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Container
July container volumes boom at South Carolina ports
South Carolina ports started the fiscal year off with a bang, moving a record volume of containers in July.
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Container
South Carolina Ports Authority boasts record 2021 fiscal year
Fiscal year 2021 was not only a banner year for South Carolina Ports but also a roller coaster one as volume lows in July 2020…
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American Shipper
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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Container
South Carolina wins with wine and peanuts
South Carolina Ports is touting two new export facilities projects that will have access to the Port of Charleston: a production facility and distribution center…
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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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American Shipper
Port of Charleston cargo volume up nearly 28% year-over-year
Containers, vehicles and rail moves contribute to a record April for the South Carolina Ports Authority.
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American Shipper
ILA lawsuit throttles South Carolina container terminal traffic
In the next two weeks, only two container ships are slated to berth at the new Leatherman Terminal. Forty are scheduled at the Port of…
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American Shipper
ILA sues for $200M over nonunion labor in South Carolina
“Both Hapag-Lloyd and USMX were well aware that the work in question would have been handled by ILA members” if the vessel had gone to…
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