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and delivered 31,282 imports in the month of January,” said Ports America Chesapeake President and General Manager Mark Schmidt. “These outstanding numbers are a testament to the dedication and hard work of our ILA membership and management,
as well as the efficiency of our operations. By setting new standards, we are reinforcing our commitment to excellence and delivering unparalleled service. We look forward to the future of Seagirt Marine Terminal and the Port of Baltimore.”
Also contributing to the Port’s record performance was a good year for some of its best customers, such as Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
“The Port of Baltimore remains our number-one hub in the U.S. as a crucial cornerstone of our ocean and land- based operation,” said Michael Derby,
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