SC Ports Reports Record Rail Growth and Container Volume Gains

SC Ports ended fiscal year 2025 with strong container growth and record rail activity, confirming its role as a major logistics hub for the U.S. Southeast region. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The ports processed 2.6 million twenty-foot equivalent units, marking a 3% increase over FY2024. Rail shipments between the Port of Charleston and inland facilities in Greer and Dillon climbed 4%, strengthening intermodal operations and boosting connectivity across the network.

SC Ports Sees Record Results at Inland Terminals

Inland Port Greer achieved its best year ever with 205,523 rail moves, up nearly 10% from FY2024. For the first time, Greer surpassed 200,000 moves, benefiting from its recent expansion that doubled capacity. Inland Port Dillon maintained steady growth, handling 33,838 rail moves and reinforcing its role in supply chain reliability.

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SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin highlighted the competitive advantage of efficient operations, saying the network provides quick access to the U.S. Southeast market. This benefits mega retailers, advanced manufacturers, farmers, and small businesses, ensuring flexibility and speed in freight movement.

Rail Connectivity Strengthens SC Ports’ Market Reach

The Port of Charleston offers daily rail service through CSX and Norfolk Southern Railway, linking global trade to inland destinations. CSX connects to Inland Port Dillon, while Norfolk Southern serves Inland Port Greer, ensuring streamlined distribution for regional and national shippers.

With strong results and expanded infrastructure, SC Ports reinforces its position as a critical gateway for trade. Strategic investments and record rail performance underscore the port’s commitment to supporting businesses and fueling economic growth across the region.

Source: www.progressiverailroading.com

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