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Seattle to close one of five box shops as port utilisation falls to 40pc
THE Port of Seattle is to close one of its five container terminals for five years to upgrade the facility, according to London's Clarkson on Research Services.
But the port has experienced a container throughput decline over the last few years and at present its facilities run at an estimate 40 per cent of capacity.
But the port has experienced a container throughput decline over the last few years and at present its facilities run at an estimate 40 per cent of capacity.
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