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Home›Green Marine›Shipping firm closer to moving to Jersey
Green Marine

April 28, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shipping firm closer to moving to Jersey

A beleaguered Brooklyn containerport company sent packing by the city could end up in a spanking-new $200 million facility in New Jersey, the Daily News has learned. Red Hook-based American Stevedoring inked a deal in February with Mediterranean Shipping Inc. – the world’s second-largest shipping co

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A beleaguered Brooklyn containerport company sent packing by the city could end up in a spanking-new $200 million facility in New Jersey, the Daily News has learned. Red Hook-based American Stevedoring inked a deal in February with Mediterranean Shipping Inc. – the world’s second-largest shipping corporation – to operate a new port in Newark. “At that point, we would be a company that’s wholly operational in New Jersey,” said Chris Ward, CEO of American Stevedoring.

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