Port of Los Angeles
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West Coast ports sink to lowest share of US imports since early 1980s
East and Gulf coast ports handled more volume than ever before in August, pulling far ahead of West Coast rivals.
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Port of Long Beach narrowly misses record August
Executive Director Mario Cordero says the Port of Long Beach is “making great strides in reducing the number of ships queuing to enter the San…
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Imports to Los Angeles, America’s largest port, plunged 17% in August
U.S. containerized imports are still near record highs, but not in Los Angeles, where they've fallen sharply.
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Port of Savannah launches Navis terminal operating system
The Georgia Ports Authority says the Navis system “eliminates data silos, improves velocity across our terminals and enables us to more easily integrate with our…
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Only 8 ships waiting off Southern California — but 41 off Savannah
California’s container-ship traffic jam is almost gone, replaced by stubbornly high backlogs off the East and Gulf coasts.
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What does East Coast import shift mean for domestic transportation?
Importers have been shifting to the East Coast since 2021, but the full realization of this has peaked over the summer. The shifting import pattern…
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Mojave Inland Port aims to speed up seaport freight flows
The Mojave Inland Port could reduce congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Trans-Pacific rates still sinking. Trans-Atlantic rates still peaking
Spot rates on most global shipping routes continue to fall. The trans-Atlantic market is the exception: It’s holding firm near its high.
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Despite billions in canceled orders, container imports stay near peak
U.S. imports accelerated in July, with inbound cargo from China reaching a year-to-date high, according to Descartes.
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Turning point? Port of LA boss sees imports ‘easing’ lower in August
With East Coast ship queues high, port executive Gene Seroka says: “For cargo owners looking to rechart their course, come to Los Angeles.”
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