South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) continues to play an important role in the US Southeast’s logistics and trade industry, having moved 847,107 TEUs in a four-month period (July-October).
However, October alone saw 209,107 TEUs handled, representing an 11% year-over-year decrease, attributed partly to a three-day coastwide work stoppage. Inland Ports Greer and Dillon collectively recorded 17,749 rail moves in October, translating to a 12% decline compared to last year.
However, the vehicle segment...
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