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Horizon Lines is a maritime transport and logistics company. It is the only Jones Act shipper to serve the 3 non-contiguous regions of Puerto Rico, Alaska and Hawaii. In addition, the company also ships to Guam as well as Asia as part of an agreement with Moller Maersk.[1]
Horizon doesn't have a direct competitor for comparison as it is the only Jones Act shipper to service all three non-contiguous US ports (Puerto Rico, Hawaii/Guam, Alaska). The competitors listed below are also Jones Act shippers but have other operations and/or focus.
Alexander & Baldwin - Hawaii-based operator with operations in sugar & real estate:
Kirby (KEX) - Inland tank barge carrier focused mainly on petrochemical liquids transportation with some operations in diesel engine services.