Great Lakes East relocates its Florida breakbulk operations to Port Canaveral
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In a move aimed at better serving its customers, breakbulk cargo carrier Great Lakes East (GLE), part of the Great Lakes Group,has relocated its Florida operations to Port Canaveral to offer monthly import\/export service to San Juan, Puerto Rico, GLE operates the service using the 5,800-ton covered RO\/RO warehouse barg<\/a>e Crimson Clover<\/em>, with its port partner, Canaveral Cargo Terminal Operator GT USA<\/a>, serving as stevedore and managing terminal operations.<\/p>\n \u201cPort Canaveral strives for excellence in all facets of our operations, including growing our cargo business. This is a win-win scenario for our port and partners by diversifying our cargo portfolio and delivering long-term value to a growing customer base,\u201d said Port Canaveral CEO Capt. John Murray. \u201cGLE recognized Port Canaveral\u2019s multi-purpose berths, commitment to service and easy access to Atlantic shipping lanes to provide their customers with strategic advantages for enhanced efficiency and improved supply chain performance.\u201d<\/p>\n