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Over the past two years US inland ports have become a popular valve to unclog congested ports, but the concept remains on the advance in calmer waters.

The Georgia Port Authority (GPA) is poised to push more cargo from its docks to inland points, having obtained environmental approval from the federal authorities for an inland terminal near Gainesville, Georgia. Now it is moving to finalise a grant agreement with the Maritime Administration for $46.8m to build an inland port.

According to the ...

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