We are delighted to celebrate 20 years of partnership with the Port of Everett! 🤝 In the Port we see a valued partner with a shared commitment to safety, sustainability, and dedication to the communities in which we serve. Harry Stones, President of Swire Shipping North America: “The Port is a vital part of our commitment to provide speedy service and industry-leading reliability to customers in the Pacific Northwest. We look forward to a long and fruitful partnership as we work together to connect communities and promote trade in the region.” Swire Shipping (formerly as Westwood Shipping Lines) has been servicing key industries and sectors in the Pacific Northwest through the Port of Everett over the past two decades, from aerospace, automotive, construction and military to agriculture, consumer goods and forest products. Over the years, we have seen the partnership grow from strength to strength. This milestone marks the first of many that we look forward to celebrating with the Port and our customers and partners in the Pacific Northwest. We thank our customers for their continued trust in Swire Shipping, and looking ahead, we will continue to build on this close relationship with the Port to ensure that your cargoes arrive safely, and on time. #20YearsAnniversary #Milestone #Partnership #Collaboration
This year, the Port of Everett Seaport and two of its international shipping liners – Eastern Car Liner Ltd. (ECL Americas) and Swire Shipping (formerly Westwood Shipping Lines) – celebrate 20 years of direct service, supporting the efficient movement of cargo across the global supply chain. The Port of Everett Seaport is Puget Sound’s premier breakbulk cargo facility, handling high-value, conventional and over-dimensional cargoes in support of the aerospace, military, construction, manufacturing, agriculture, energy and forest products industries. Over the past two decades, through its many longstanding partnerships like those with ECL and Swire Shipping, the Port of Everett has moved more than $319 billion worth of imports and exports through its shipping facilities. The Port of Everett Seaport consistently ranks as #2 export customs district in Washington state and #5 on the entire U.S West Coast. With 60% of jobs in Snohomish County tied to international trade, the Port of Everett Seaport is a key resource for supporting the regional economy. “Port operations support more than 40,000 jobs in the region thanks, in part, to these key shipping partnerships, our investment in flexible infrastructure and our skilled workforce,” Port of Everett Executive Director/CEO Lisa Lefeber said. “We are proud that both ECL and Swire Shipping have called on our Port for the past 20 years, and we look forward to many more years of partnership.” Read more below: