Port volumes strong despite virus disruptions The S.C. Ports Authority recorded the highest February cargo volumes and rail moves ever last month despite concerns that the new coronavirus could impact supply chains. Port leadership said they expect volumes to be down in March and April because of COVID-19, though and rebound in May and June would still allow the port to finish above its business plan. (Charleston Regional Business Journal) Marine tooling company to open in Colleton County Charleston Composites Inc. plans to establish operations in Jacksonboro, with an 87,000-square-foot facility expected to open in April. The company will provide advanced tooling for the manufacture of large boats and plans to eventually expand into the aerospace, automotive and defense sectors. (Charleston Regional Business Journal) |