(Source: Post and Courier, April 20, 2016)
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The State Ports Authority, aiming to capitalize on industrial growth along the Interstate 95 corridor, said Wednesday it plans to build an inland port facility at a Dillon commerce park where Harbor Freight Tools operates one of its largest East Coast distribution centers. The facility would join the SPA’s existing inland port in Greer that opened in 2013 and would help the agency expand its rail distribution network. The Greer facility along Interstate 26 is served by Norfolk Southern railroad while the Dillon site would be served by an existing CSX rail line.
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