As the COVID-19 crisis continues, the port Canaveral, central Florida’s seaport and the second largest cruise homeport, will be reducing its employees by more than 40% through layoffs, furloughs and attrition.
All the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) docks reached a record 37.77 million in fiscal year 2020, up 0.6%, or 223,000 tons, compared to FY2019, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, announced that the state’s Intermodal Cargo Growth Incentive Program (PICGIP) will be extended through 2022, in comparison to the previous plans of being slated to end of June 2020.
St. Lawrence Seaway reported that U.S. Great Lakes ports marked mixed volume results during June following the coronavirus crisis.
Buckeye Partners L.P. loaded the first vessel with crude oil sourced from the Permian Basin for export to overseas markets, at the Port of Corpus Christi in its South Texas Gateway (STG) Terminal project.
South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) completed fiscal year 2020 with approximately similar and steady volumes in comparison to 2019, despite the impacts of coronavirus pandemic.
In efforts to boost those impacted by the COVID-19, US Representatives Sean Patrick Maloney and Peter DeFazio introduced a new bill to provide financial relief for maritime stakeholders.
South Carolina Ports Authority recently announced its infrastructure plans through the opening of the first new container terminal in the US in 11 years.
Port of Los Angeles set a new global record for most cargo moves during a single ship call. In fact, 18.465 containers from the MSC Isabella were successfully moved at APM Terminals’ Pier 400.
Alabama State Port Authority along with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers shake their hands and inked an agreement in order to enhance the channel’s widening and deepening project at Port of Mobile.
