Industries & Companies

Port Related/Distribution

The distribution sector of Savannah's economy is booming. Fueled by the Port of Savannah, the world's largest distributors are clamoring to get a piece of the action.

The Port of Savannah, operated by the Georgia Ports Authority, is the fastest growing port in the nation, the second largest on the East and Gulf Coasts, and not surprisingly, a major economic development engine for the entire state of Georgia.

The Port serves as a major distribution hub to and from a 26-state region - fully 75% of the U.S. population, due in part to location. Savannah is the western most point on the East Coast, actually 647 miles due south of Cleveland, Ohio!

In the FY2007, Savannah's port shipped more than 2.3 million TEU's, representing a 55 percent increase over the last five years. Additionally, the port has gained worldwide recognition as a major regional cargo hub, and it provides deepwater access to one of the East Coast’s largest available mega sites.

Specializing in the handling of container, reefer, breakbulk and RoRo cargoes, the port includes the Garden City Terminal and the Ocean Terminal.

 

Distribution Employers

Company Product/Service
Employment
The Home Depot
Home improvement supplies
550
APS/Schneider
Warehousing, distribution,
export packaging
500
Colonial Chemical Solutions
Petroleum distribution
350
Peeples International
Logistics, marine terminal
operations
271
CitiTrneds
Warehousing and distribution
for apparel
220
CalCartage
Warehousing for K-Mart
200
Cocal-Cola Bottling Co.
United
Soft drink/water bottling
warehouse
200
Target
Assundry import center
200
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
Carbonated drink warehouse
165
Oneida Limited
Tableware distribution
150
Dollar Tree Stores
Assundry product distribution
142
Chatham Steel Corp.Steel service center
110
Bo-Mark Transport
Bonded warehousing/trucking
102
Liberty Terminals
Terminal warehousing
100
ICON Health and Fitness
Fitness equipment assembly
and distribution
100
Georgia Department of Labor, Fourth Quarter 2006