Virginia Port Authority Votes to End PPTA Process
and Maintain Status Quo
Portsmouth, Virginia, 9-4-2013 — /europawire.eu/ — APM Terminals is disappointed with the decision of the Virginia Port Authority (VPA) Board of Commissioners announced today (26 March 2013).
We will have no additional comment while the decision is reviewed under the PublicPrivate Transportation Act (PPTA) process.
Media contact
John Crowley
Senior Vice President
APM Terminals Americas
Portsmouth, Virginia
USA
John.E.Crowley@apmterminals.com
+1 757 686 6410
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