about 19 years ago
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. is interested in starting ocean cargo service to Jacksonville next spring, several months before its 158-acre container terminal at Dames Point is finished. ‘We’re hoping to get in next spring if possible,’ said Dennis Kelly, regional vice president for TraPac Inc., the Mits
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. is interested in starting ocean cargo service to Jacksonville next spring, several months before its 158-acre container terminal at Dames Point is finished.
‘We’re hoping to get in next spring if possible,’ said Dennis Kelly, regional vice president for TraPac Inc., the Mitsui subsidiary that will operate the terminal.
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