More rail inland moves over Savannah

Wallenius Wilhelmsen solidifies its US capabilities through a 20-year lease agreement with GPA for Brunswick Port.

March’s record month at the Port of Brunswick sets the stage for Georgia Ports to handle an all-time record of 800,000 units by June.

Rail dwell is less than one day with daily rail departures carrying cargo to major markets such as Dallas, Memphis and Atlanta.

When all work is complete, Ocean Terminal’s annual capacity will grow from 300,000 twenty-foot equivalent container units to more than 1.5 million TEUs.

Georgia signs off on funding for special harbor improvements at the Port of Brunswick to accommodate larger car carriers.

Georgia Ports Authority witnessed a 14 percent month-on-month spike in container handling, setting an optimistic tone for the port’s performance in the coming months.