Port of Savannah sees dip in container trade

ATLANTA — Container trade at the Port of Savannah was down last month even as the Georgia Ports Authority reported its highest ever national market share.

Savannah handled nearly 395,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of containerized cargo in February, the agency’s second busiest February ever but significantly below the record 460,400 TEUs that moved through Georgia’s ports in February of last year.

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