Container handling by the Georgia Ports Authority, including Savannah, climbed by 8% on a year earlier in August. That made for a 22nd straight month of growth and resulted in a monthly record for handling of loaded containers of 304,465 TEUs. A steady expansion has increased the need for investments in capacity which most recently includes the Mason rail terminal. The outlook will in part depend on the China-U.S. trade war. Savannah is more exposed than its peers with 40% of volumes originating in China vs. 23% for the east coast on average. Consignees using the port that may see a d...