BIG SHIP READY – That was the vision Husky had for its terminal two years before the Sofia Express arrived at Husky at 05:06 on 05/04/20. While at 8,600 TEUs the Sofia Express is not a 10,000 TEU vessel, she marks the first vessel arriving on THE Alliance’s new PN2 10,000 TEU service.
Husky Terminal celebrates the arrival of four new super-post-Panamax container cranes on March 8, 2019. The first crane will roll off the Zhen Hua 31 today, March 11, 2019. These cranes are identical to the four that arrived at Husky last year.
A huge ship carrying four new super-post-Panamax cranes has sailed from Shanghai on January 29, 2019. The ship is estimated to arrive at Husky Terminal in Tacoma on March 2, 2019. The first four sister cranes arrived at Husky in February 2018. When these four new additional cranes arrive, Husky will have a total of…
The Ocean Network Express (ONE) first magenta vessel, the ONE Commitment, arrived at Husky Terminal at the Port of Tacoma on June 6, 2018.
Husky Terminal celebrates a historical moment! The first Ocean Network Express (ONE) import container, ONEU000001, arrived at Husky Terminal and was discharged from the Granville Bridge around 9:15 a.m. on April 24, 2018. There were 18 additional ONE import containers discharged later in the morning. The containers will be loaded onto a train by Port…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tacoma, Washington February 16, 2018 HUSKY TERMINAL AND WASHINGTON UNITED TERMINAL ANNOUNCE FILING OF TACOMA TERMINAL CONFERENCE AND COOPERATIVE WORKING AGREEMENTS Husky Terminal and Washington United Terminal today announce they have filed a Marine Terminal Conference Agreement and a Cooperative Working Agreement with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (“FMC”). Under the…
New container cranes are on their way Zhen Hua 28, the vessel carrying our four new super-post-Panamax cranes, departed Shanghai, China, in January and is on its way to our South Harbor. The ship has made roughly one-third of its journey so far. They’re expected to arrive at Port of Tacoma in a few…
Husky Terminal & Stevedoring, a major Port of Tacoma terminal operator, recently began using biodiesel fuel for all diesel-operated vehicles and container handling equipment. According to Husky Assistant Vice President Steve Bassett, his company has always embraced opportunities to make a positive difference for the community. “While the cargo activity at our terminal brings great…
