Eleven years in the making, the ports of Seattle and Tacoma have worked with truckers to make those initial steps a little less painful. Starting Jan. 1, 2019, NWSA international container terminals will only be serviced by trucks with 2007 and newer engines or certified equivalent emission control systems.

_z2a0315.jpgThe Northwest Seaport Alliance’s total monthly container volumes for November reached 319,242 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), a 6.

<p>SSA Marine’s Terminal 18 surpassed 1 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in yearly container volume last week, marking the first time in Washington state history that a single marine terminal handled a million TEUs in a year.</p>

<p>dsc_5120.jpgThe Northwest Seaport Alliance’s total monthly container volumes for October reached 333,995 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), a 9.9</p>

<p>The 2019 budget and the five-year capital investment plan allow for terminal modernization to accommodate larger vessels and retain a competitive position in the global marketplace. </p>

<p>file-55.jpegThe Northwest Seaport Alliance’s total monthly container volumes in September 2018 increased 15.6 percent compared to the same month la</p>

<p>Pacific International Lines’ <em>Kota Pekarang</em> arrived at The Northwest Seaport Alliance’s North Harbor on Saturday, Oct. 6, making its maiden voyage to Seattle.</p>

<p>Total monthly container volumes in August 2018 dropped 6.9 percent compared to the same month last year, for a total of 314,321 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).</p>

<p>The Northwest Seaport Alliance ranked second overall in the U.S. West Coast category in <em>Logistics Management’s</em> 2018 Quest for Quality Awards.</p>