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Recent Articles from Jessica Sabbath
A question of risk
The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has launched an investigation into the fees charged by marine terminal operators and ocean carriers when shippers and motor carriers are delayed picking up cargo and returning containers.
BWXT makes acquisition in the growing medical radioisotope market
The Lynchburg-based manufacturer of nuclear components said it had reached an agreement to purchase Sotera Health’s Nordion medical isotope business.
Report highlights opportunities, challenges
Manufacturers looking to expand often tell site selectors similar stories. They need a new site — as soon as possible.
Semi-automated cranes
In February, the heavy-lift vessel Happy Buccaneer carried six automated-stacking cranes from Poland to the Port of Virginia’s Virginia International Gateway terminal in Portsmouth.
Virginia Business wins 10 journalism awards
Honors include three first-place awards at the Virginia Press Association competition.
Rail: a key to the port’s competitiveness
A key to pushing more cargo through the Port of Virginia’s terminals lies in the heart of the country.
Port of Virginia sees 9 percent volume surge in March
In March the port handled 252,230 TEUs, or 20-foot equivalent units, which is 8.7 percent, or 20,082 more units when compared with last March.
Commonwealth announces $1.1 million in GO Virginia grants
Money will support five projects involving cities and counties throughout the state.
Foreign-trade zones help U.S. manufacturers compete
Virginia is home to five foreign-trade zones (FTZs), which help U.S. companies compete with foreign manufacturers.
