NEW INTERMODAL FIRM MAXIMIZES BENEFITS OF NEW MOBILE, AL, USA CONTAINER PORT
Mobile, AL, USA -The logistical benefits of the new container port in Mobile, AL, USA, were maximized for 23 containers on board the first ship to dock since the official opening of Mobile Container Terminal here. After more than 10,000 miles on the ocean, 23 of the containers aboard the container ship ZIM Canada traveled less than 2.5 miles by surface roads to be unloaded at the new OHC Intermodal facility. Designed to maximize the logistical benefits of the new port, which is within one day trucking of the Southeast, Southwest and Midwest United States, the port is less than 30 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, within 20 miles of the United States Intercoastal Waterway, and close to north/south rail lines and north/south interstate highways. The new OHC Intermodal facility maximizes the port’s benefits through its location only minutes away from the port by surface streets, providing time and expense savings. It provides unloading and loading services, storage, and transhipment by road, rail and water. The new facility is equipped with a combilift and other equipment to handle cargo of various sizes and shapes, including non-standard cargo. It is less than 1 mile from the east/west interstate which connects within 5 miles to the north/south interstate and has access to a spur to both north/south and east/west rail lines.
The 23 containers held forest product cargo that originated in Southeast Asia. The lumber will be manufactured into long-lasting, high-performance lumber products for the utility and transportation industry, in nearby Stockton, AL.
Brenda Jones (251) 457-7616 (800) 999-7616 brendaj@ohc.net







