Supply chair predictability and cost saving strategies were highlighted in the State of the Georgia Ports Authority recently as Governor Brian Kemp met with Ports customers and logistics partners during their 57th annual Georgia International Trade Conference.
“Innovation and port investments by the Georgia Ports Authority are helping to keep our state No. 1 for business while also positioning us as a true leader in global trade,” said Kemp. “Our ports are an economic engine for the entire state, and we’ll continue to find ways to further their success and reach.”
Georgia Ports President and CEO Griff Lynch added: “In today’s current global business environment, our customers require greater supply chain predictability and cost savings opportunities. We have the capacity and connectivity to respond quickly to disruptions and market fluctuations around the world, enabling our customers to adjust supply chain speeds and routings to win and retain business.”
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