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The fact is the Seaway is closed three months a year. Even then, it has to compete against rail rates.
Industry analyst skeptical of Seaway container growth
Montreal, QC, Jul 18, 2011 — We heard St. Lawrence Seaway Administrator Terry Johnson talk about bringing "containers" into the Seaway. Those are the norm of international commerce - all-purpose boxes that fit on ships, trucks, and trains. They can carry anything from paper clips to teddy bears to computers.
Seaway officials have trumpeted container traffic as a huge growth opportunity for the better part of a decade. Yet the infrastructure's still not in place. Few, if any, Great Lakes ports have the cranes to off-load containers.
Todd Moe reports at least one industry analyst is skeptical. Go to full article
Seaway officials have trumpeted container traffic as a huge growth opportunity for the better part of a decade. Yet the infrastructure's still not in place. Few, if any, Great Lakes ports have the cranes to off-load containers.
Todd Moe reports at least one industry analyst is skeptical. Go to full article
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