Port of Savannah marked record container volume in September
Strong consumer spending and an extended peak season supported high trade volumes at Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) last month, pushing the Port of Savannah to a record September where it moved 504,015 twenty-foot equivalent…
Strong consumer spending and an extended peak season supported high trade volumes at Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) last month, pushing the Port of Savannah to a record September where it moved 504,015 twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs), an increase of 3.7% compared to September 2025.The increase came as peak volumes were pushed into September because of typhoon-related delays at Asian ports, GPA said today. Ocean carriers took advantage of Savannah’s…
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