Charleston, Virginia ports deepen intermodal rail reach

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Charleston, Virginia ports deepen intermodal rail reach

| Jul 10, 2017 2:54PM EDT
The changing landscape for international intermodal rail reflects the fierce competition among US East Coast ports to attract away from the West Coast discretionary cargo into and out of points east of the Ohio Valley.
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