North Charleston paper mill demo moves ahead after 2 years under new SC Ports plan

SC Ports to address flooding, expand cargo opportunities with vehicle export move to North Charleton • SC Daily Gazette

The former WestRock paper mill along the Cooper River and adjacent to the Port of Charleston's North Charleston Terminal will be demolished. The S.C. State Ports Authority, which now owns the property, plans to redevelop the site as part of an expanded terminal that will also handle vehicle exports. (Photos by Matthew Peacock/Courtesy of the S.C. State Ports Authority)MOUNT PLEASANT — The State Ports Authority will move some of its vehicle expor…

North Charleston paper mill demo moves ahead after 2 years under new SC Ports plan

Two years after the S.C. Ports Authority purchased the WestRock paper mill for, the agency is making good on plans to demo the site and expand North Charleston Terminal with huge new opportunities.

SC Ports expands Ro-Ro operations at North Charleston Terminal

South Carolina Ports plans to expand ro-ro operations to its rail-served North Charleston Terminal to support growing automotive cargo demand. The SC Ports Board approved the project’s design contract, marking the first step in the expansion process. The project will increase ro-ro capacity at the Port of Charleston and support South Carolina’s automotive sector, while creating additional cargo opportunities for existing and new customers. Micah…

Charleston port looks to develop ro/ro operation at ex-WestRock site

SC Ports’ board of directors voted Friday to approve a design project to determine how to convert part of a 210-acre parcel next to the North Charleston Terminal into a car carrier operation.