The largest sugar company in the U.S. said it has six to eight weeks of raw sugar stocks at its Baltimore sugar refinery, which is supplied by vessels coming to the Port of Baltimore. The company uses the Port of Baltimore to import vehicles, but the automotive terminal is located at the harbor entrance, in front of the bridge, and can still be accessed, the spokesman added. The British-American cruise operator said that its current 2024 revenue guidance does not include the estimated impact of up to 10 million dollars linked to the events in Baltimore.
"The situation is still developing and we will do our best to make sure we find ways to distribute vehicles out into the market," Volkswagen USA CEO told CNBC.
“The situation is still developing and we will do our best to make sure we find ways to distribute vehicles out into the market,” Volkswagen USA CEO told.
Traffic at the largest U.S. vehicle entry port, which passed through nearly 900,000 cars and trucks last year, has stopped after the Baltimore bridge collapse.