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Hurricane Harvey Disrupts Trade as Record Rains Punish Texas Coast
Descartes Datamyne is sharing data on trade through the Texas Gulf deep-water ports that have been closed for business.
Hurricane Harvey and its historic rains have closed deep-water Texas Gulf ports from Corpus Christi to Houston to Port Arthur.
It is too soon to gauge Harvey’s toll in lives and property damage, let alone target dates for recovery. Even as the rains eased in Corpus Christi (near the hurricane’s landfall) and Houston, Harvey pivoted toward the Texas-Louisiana border.
What is clear is that vital trade flows are being disrupted. Descartes Datamyne is offering data that establishes benchmarks against which to measure
Our blog reports data on the petroleum trade through the affected deep-water ports along the Texas Gulf Coast.
For a more detailed view of the value and mix of trade disrupted by Hurricane Harvey, download our free data report on the top imports and exports shipping through Texas Gulf ports Houston, Corpus Christi, Port Arthur, Texas City, Freeport, Beaumont and Galveston. The report ranks products by value in trade in June 2017 and provides comparison data from August a year ago.
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Here’s how you can help out the people of Houston and south Texas: Click through https://www.redcross.org/donate/hurricane-harvey to make a contribution or text HARVEY to 90999 to donate $10.
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