Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal complex receives first vessel
New Orleans CityBusiness, Jan 12, 2004 by Staff
The $101 million Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal complex received its first vessel, the Lykes Motivator, on Jan. 9. The terminal will be operated jointly by Ceres Gulf and P&O Ports of Louisiana, operators that have finalized 24-year terminal leases with the Board of Commissioners. Ceres and P&O are transferring container operations from terminals they previously operated at France Road on the Industrial Canal.
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CP Ships (Contship Containerlines, Italia Line, Lykes Lines and TMM Lines) Mediterranean Shipping and Zim Lines will operate out of the new terminal.
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