East Coast Port Outage Could Showcase Memphis' Versatility

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September 5th, 2012

Memphis' vaunted versatility as a transportation hub could come into play if dock workers strike East Coast and Gulf Coast ports this fall.

A threatened work stoppage could take a significant bite out of goods flowing between Memphis and its go-to ports of New Orleans, Charleston and Savannah, industry officials say.

Read the whole article at the Commercial Appeal.

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September 5th, 2012