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The International Port of Texas. For over a century, Port Houston has served as a strategic leader for the Houston Ship Channel and is instrumental in the City of Houston’s development for international trade. Port Houston owns, manages, and operates eight public terminals along the 52-mile waterway, including the area’s largest breakbulk ...
- Business Overview
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- Global Trade
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- Foreign Trade Zone
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- Proposal Process & Procedures
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- Business Overview
The Port of Houston is a major point of international trade for the United States. The following is the trade volume by world region reported by the Greater Houston Partnership as of 2006. Europe 31%; Latin America 22%; Asia/Pacific Rim 15%; North America 13%; Middle East 7%; Africa 12%; Foreign Trade Zone
Port Houston is a trailblazer in the supply chain industry offering customers excellence and resources to be America’s distribution hub for the next generation. Port Houston moves more containers than any other port on the U.S. Gulf Coast, and is a leading gateway for international trade.
The Port has served as a strategic leader for this vital waterway for over a century, ensuring the free flow of commerce throughout the region as well as bolstering national and international trade.
For over a century, Port Houston has served as a strategic leader for the Houston Ship Channel and is instrumental in the City of Houston’s development for international trade.
The Port has served as the strategic leader for this vital waterway for over a century, ensuring the free flow of commerce throughout the region as well as bolstering national and international trade. Explore more of our history and background below.
12 de dez. de 2021 · Port Houston’s top international trade partners during October were China, Mexico, Brazil, South Korea and Japan. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Listen to this article. 7 min. Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade.
