Savannah Container Trade 2.5 Percent Lower Through April

The Georgia Ports Authority reported softer container volumes in April as customers continue navigating higher operating costs and shifting market conditions, while major long-term expansion projects continue advancing in Savannah and Brunswick. Highlights include the opening of the new Gainesville Inland Port, ongoing berth and infrastructure improvements at Ocean Terminal and Colonels Island, and the reappointment of GPA’s board officers as the Authority moves forward with its $5 billion growth strategy.

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Savannah Traffic Club Hosts Successful Lunch & Learn Featuring CCM, New Member Partnership Initiative

The STC welcomed more than 60 logistics and transportation professionals to a recent Lunch & Learn featuring Emily Dunn of CCM. The event included scholarship presentations for Georgia Southern students, industry insight into the evolving chassis landscape, and the announcement of a new partnership initiative between CCM and STC designed to provide participating members with access to tiered pricing opportunities and operational savings.

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CLG Expands in Savannah with High Capacity, Port-Centric Facility

Coastal Logistics Group (CLG) has expanded its Savannah operations with a new high-capacity facility strategically located near the Port of Savannah. Designed to support faster turn times, scalable trailer staging, and integrated transportation services, the new operation strengthens CLG’s ability to deliver secure, port-centric logistics solutions across the Southeast and East Coast markets.

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Savannah Traffic Club to Host Lunch & Learn with CCM

The Savannah Traffic Club hosts a special Lunch & Learn on May 12 at Crosswinds Golf Club featuring Emily Dunn of CCM. This session will deliver timely insights into the evolving chassis pool and what it means for the Savannah logistics community. Designed with STC members in mind, this is a unique opportunity to gain early perspective and engage directly with industry leadership.

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