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Home›Green Marine›Port of Charleston bests own shipping record
Green Marine

August 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Port of Charleston bests own shipping record

The Port of Charleston handled nearly 2 million shipping containers during the just-ended fiscal year, a record that maintains the port’s ranking as fourth-largest in the nation. The State Ports Authority said Monday that 1.97 million 20-foot cargo containers passed through its terminals in the year

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The Port of Charleston handled nearly 2 million shipping containers during the just-ended fiscal year, a record that maintains the port’s ranking as fourth-largest in the nation.

The State Ports Authority said Monday that 1.97 million 20-foot cargo containers passed through its terminals in the year that ended June 30, a 14 percent increase from the previous year.

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