Michael A. Sjuggerud,left, and Andrew E. Schwartz, right, of Shutts & Bowen. Courtesy Photos
In the wake of the Suez Canal Crisis, heightened attention has been paid to Florida’s ports, which are pivotal hubs of commerce for the state’s economy. Florida’s 15 public seaports are strategically positioned for the movement of goods and people into and out of the United States. These ports generate jobs, support business and recreation, and contribute to tax coffers through cargo and cruise activities. Although ports contribute billions in economic value to the state, many people remain unfamiliar with their operational activities or how to position themselves for advantageous business opportunities in Florida’s maritime industry.
Activities Overseen at Florida’s Ports
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