More online shopping trends mean more goods moving across Port Houston’s docks, and the need for additional space to store that cargo. Thus, we are seeing distribution centers in the Port Houston region being built to keep up with demand.
E-Commerce Triggering Need For Distribution Centers Near Port Houston
Topics: imports, exports, general cargo, freight, refrigerated cargo, business development, containers
Port Houston hosted the Texas Farm Bureau Ag Lead XIII members during their Southeast Texas session at the Bayport and Barbours Cut container terminals for a visit and tour.
Port Houston's Synthetic Resin Symposium Focuses On Supply Chain
Nearly 280 beneficial cargo owners, shippers, ocean carriers, and logistics providers attended Port Houston’s third annual Synthetic Resin Symposium Conference Jan 23. Resins are a solid plastic substance used to make many of our daily consumer products such as bags, cups, car parts and toys.
Topics: maritime, Houston, exports, containers, plastics, resins
PORT HOUSTON FOREIGN TRADE ZONE CONFERENCE DRAWS BUSINESSES
More than 100 attendees learned the benefits, costs, best practices and processes of operating business in a foreign trade zone at Port Houston’s foreign trade zone conference August 24.