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With this capability and certification, North Carolina will be a destination for the import of fresh produce into the U.S

 The cold storage market in Wilmington, North Carolina, is hot, thanks in part to its proximity to America’s most proficient port.

As the premier U.S. gateway for trans-Pacific trade, the Port of Long Beach handles $200 billion in trade annually, including beef, pork, citrus fruits, grapes, stone fruit and cheese.

PortMiami offers a port tunnel with direct highway access, a national freight rail connection reaching most of the U.S. within four days and a daily link to Latin America and the Caribbean.

Savannah, the “Hostess City of the South,” is home to a hot cold storage market.

After a year of union walkouts and protests by truckers opposed to California labor law AB5, the Port of Oakland expects cargo volumes to rise this year and is focused on preparing for the next generation.

Savannah Fresh-Port Wentworth will allow Lineage to transport up to 1.4 million pounds of produce per day to people across the Southeast.

With supply chains accounting for the bulk of most organizations’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, ports will play an important role in meeting future emissions reduction targets. Ports are fast-paced environments that require enough power to support fleets of vehicles, cranes, container handlers and more, continuously moving heavy loads with minimal downtime.

With importance as a trading center dating back to French colonists and Native Americans and Alabama’s place as one of the largest poultry producing states in the U.S., the Port of Mobile is poised for expansion in 2023.

Intermodal rail volumes continued a 31-month record of triple-digit growth.