KATRINA UPDATE: Lost port’s massive ripple effect

Located on the 14, 500-mile Mississippi River inland waterway system, the deepwater Port of New Orleans is one of America’s leading general cargo ports (www.portno.com). Steel, grain, containers of manufactured goods, rubber, copper, plywood and coffee move through the port every day. So when things go wrong in New Orleans, the impact is felt around the world. It is the leading port for the movement of imported steel from countries like Japan, Brazil, Russia and Mexico as well as the nation’s premier coffee handling port, with 14 coffee warehouses and six coffee roasting facilities within a 20-mile ...

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