I country asked to cut HRC, CRC steel products' import duty by 25%
NEW ORLEANS - The Coast Guard announced they’ve reopened a stretch of the Mississippi River near Hahnville that was closed to traffic after a barge capsized.
The span of river that was affected was from mile marker 127 to mile marker 129. The Mississippi was closed in that area Tuesday in response to a collision between two towing vessels. One of those vessels was carrying caustic soda which capsized into the river.
The capsized barge has now been secured, and the Coast Guard and the Port of South Louisiana are currently monitoring the area for changing conditions that could affect vessel traffic.
The Coast Guard says high-water restrictions and advisories for the Sector New Orleans Captain of the Port Zone remain in place.
From WBRZ
2026-07-22
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Recommend Reading
-
Weak Demand Leads to Decline in Toluene Market
-
On March 18, the Chinese epichlorohydrin market continued to decline
-
This Weekend, the Chinese Hydrofluoric Acid Market Experienced a Slight Decline (6.22-6.26)
-
Both Supply and Demand Weak, Butadiene Market Downward
-
Polyester Bottle Flakes Remain Highly Volatile This Week; Weekly Average Price Rises Compared to Previous Week