South Carolina Ports wrapped up fiscal year 2025 with strong numbers, showing growth in both container volumes and rail cargo. The port handled 2.6 million TEUs over the past year, a 3% increase from FY24. Rail moves also climbed, up 4% thanks to demand at the Port of Charleston and its two inland rail terminals. […] The post SC Ports sees steady growth in containers and rail cargo in FY25 appeared first on Container News .