Charleston tacks away from other US ports in container weighing

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Charleston tacks away from other US ports in container weighing

| Apr 28, 2016 12:48PM EDT
The Port of Charleston and its CEO James Newsome are emerging as mavericks in the increasingly heated debate over a global container weight rule.
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