Turning negative into positive

Thursday, September 15, 2011
CSX, Ports America put Baltimore on container map despite distance from ocean. By Eric Kulisch    The Port of Baltimore, relegated to the lower tier of harbors in the container trade for the better part of 20 years, is poised for significant growth as new wharf and intermodal investments get underway and private sector partners heavily market it as an international gateway for Midwest retailers and manufacturers, according to port officials and industry experts.    The new infrastructur...
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