EnThe Port of Charleston reported total shipments that fell 7.5% in TEUs in June, according to official statistics published yesterday. A turnaround may depend on Asia. Panjiva data shows that the Port has struggled recently, with import shipments in TEUs falling year-on-year in six of the past seven months through July 31. The decline slowed … Continue reading “Charleston Struggles, Panama May Provide a Push”
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