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Loaded exports have been trending up for several m Loaded exports have been trending up for several months. 

In February, loaded #exports were up 12% year-over-year at the Port of Charleston. Read more through the link in our bio. 

Great drone shot by our VP of Engineering, Walter Lagarenne!

#SCPorts
#SCPorts sees stronger-than-typical February for #SCPorts sees stronger-than-typical February for container volumes at the Port of Charleston as South Carolina continues to attract new business.

“While we are seeing economic uncertainty impact volumes, South Carolina Ports remains well-positioned as a well-run port in the booming Southeast market. South Carolina continues to attract significant new business and investment. We have invested in port capacity and capabilities to efficiently handle goods for these port-dependent businesses.” - SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin

Link in bio for full release. 

📸: Walter Lagarenne / SC Ports
Charleston Harbor #keepingfreightmoving 🎥 Cred Charleston Harbor #keepingfreightmoving 
🎥 Credit: @mpeacockmedia 

#SCPorts
In addition to bringing our infrastructure project In addition to bringing our infrastructure projects to life alongside his team, #SCPorts VP of Engineering @walterlagarenne provides a unique perspective of the process. Here are a few of our favorite shots he’s taken: 

#nationalengineersweek
Aerial of #SCPorts Wando Welch Terminal. 📸: W Aerial of #SCPorts Wando Welch Terminal. 

📸: Walter Lagarenne / SC Ports
#SCPorts goes red to raise awareness for #heartdis #SCPorts goes red to raise awareness for #heartdisease on #NationalWearRedDay. 

#WearRedCHS @american_heart @americanheartsc
South Carolina is open for business, and business South Carolina is open for business, and business is booming! 

@sccommerce / South Carolina Department of Transportation / @govhenrymcmaster 

Read more via the link in our bio. 

📸: Walter Lagarenne / SC Ports
RECORD 2022! #SCPorts had a record 2022 with the RECORD 2022! 

#SCPorts had a record 2022 with the most containers ever handled at the Port of Charleston. 

“South Carolina Ports serves as South Carolina’s gateway to the world, giving companies direct access to global markets. We proudly move goods for advanced manufacturers, retailers, farmers, medical providers, grocery stores, solar panel producers and small businesses, helping to support 225,000 jobs in South Carolina.” - SC Ports President & CEO Barbara Melvin 

Read more via the link in our bio. 

📸: Walter Lagarenne - SC Ports
Two 115-foot-tall ship-to-shore cranes are moving Two 115-foot-tall ship-to-shore cranes are moving to their new home at Port Saint John, freeing up more terminal space. SC Ports now deploys 15 155-foot-tall ship-to-shore cranes.

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📸: Walter Lagarenne / SC Ports
South Carolina Ports is incredibly grateful to our South Carolina Ports is incredibly grateful to our customers, maritime partners, and teammates for their hard work and dedication to keeping freight moving. 

From our Port family to yours, we wish you a joyous holiday season and cheers to a happy New Year.
South Carolina Ports is making bold investments i South Carolina Ports is making bold investments in freight infrastructure to support port-dependent businesses throughout the Southeast and beyond.

#SCPorts serves as a critical partner to companies that rely on importing goods to stock shelves, build homes, make products or run hospitals. SC Ports also supports businesses, such as soybean farmers and global automakers, that need to send their products to overseas markets.

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📸: Walter Lagarenne / SC Ports
“Our deepening project was completed faster than “Our deepening project was completed faster than any other project of its kind in the nation. It required tremendous dedication, collaboration and creativity from everyone involved over the past decade. We had an amazing project partner — the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District — as well as the dredging companies, environmental groups and business partners who worked alongside us. Thank you to Governor Henry McMaster, the SC Legislature, our Congressional delegation and the Obama and Trump Administrations for fully funding this transformational project.” - SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin

At 52 feet, the biggest ships calling the East Coast can access South Carolina Ports’ terminals any time, any tide. Ships filled with record imports and heavy exports can seamlessly sail through Charleston Harbor to SC Ports’ terminals.

Photo: SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin at the Charleston Harbor Deepening Completion Celebration on December 5.
South Carolina Ports donated $25,000 to the @lcfoo South Carolina Ports donated $25,000 to the @lcfoodbank to help feed those in need in the Lowcountry.

This donation from #SCPorts comes at an important time as many are facing economic hardships amid rising prices of foods and household goods. In 2021, the Lowcountry Food Bank served nearly 34 million meals to 200,000 people in the Lowcountry.

Read more via the link in bio. 

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
Charleston Harbor is now the deepest harbor on the Charleston Harbor is now the deepest harbor on the East Coast at 52 feet.

At 52 feet, the biggest ships calling the East Coast can access South Carolina Ports’ terminals any time, any tide. Ships filled with record imports and heavy exports can seamlessly sail through Charleston Harbor to SC Ports’ terminals.

Link in bio. 

#CHS52 #SCPorts 

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
#SCPorts is contributing $50,000 to the @cityofgre #SCPorts is contributing $50,000 to the @cityofgreer to help create an urban trail system in the Sunnyside community.

The proposed trail system — called the Wards Creek Trail — will provide a new recreational amenity for Sunnyside residents.

“SC Ports’ mission extends beyond our gates. We are excited to support the City of Greer’s effort to build the Wards Creek Trail. This urban trail system is a great quality of life initiative that will enhance walkability for residents in the Sunnyside community.” - SC Ports President & CEO Barbara Melvin

Read more via the link in our bio.

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
We are so proud to create jobs at #SCPorts and bey We are so proud to create jobs at #SCPorts and beyond, making a true generational impact in our communities. Here are two of our teammates who are the epitome of this- Pat Burnett helped build Inland Port Greer before joining the SC Ports team. She is now an RTG operator. Her grandson Tre Cohen-Foster followed in her footsteps to become an RTG operator. We’re grateful to have them on our team!
‼️ CHALLENGE ‼️ Join #SCPorts, #ILA Local ‼️ CHALLENGE ‼️

Join #SCPorts, #ILA Local 1422, 1422-A, 1771 and @coalition18_843 in filling up an entire 40-foot container with toys to make this holiday brighter for children in need. 

Details linked in our bio and on stories. 

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
#SCPorts handled a record number of containers in #SCPorts handled a record number of containers in October, marking its third busiest month in port history.

SC Ports reported 9% container growth year-over-year as 256,879 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) moved through the Port of Charleston. 

Link in bio. 

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
#SCPorts hit a berthing milestone on Friday by doc #SCPorts hit a berthing milestone on Friday by docking three 1200’ vessels simultaneously at WWT; CMA CGM Magellan, COSCO SHIPPING Lines Harmony, and Monaco Bridge. 

📸: English Purcell / SC Ports
Have you seen #SCPorts FY2022 Annual Report? Click Have you seen #SCPorts FY2022 Annual Report? Click the link in our bio to learn about our record-breaking volumes, strategic priorities, environmental initiatives and a letter from CEO, Barbara Melvin.
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