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San Pedro Bay congestion recedes to Christmas Eve level
“Today we are in the seventh month of a historic import surge driven by unprecedented demand by American consumers,” says Gene Seroka.
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Project44 reels in Ocean Insights in ‘largest acquisition in visibility space’
“Ocean Insights has dominated the container-tracking space, and we look forward to providing the industry not only the best ocean capabilities but also the most…
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Seattle-Tacoma to congested Southern California ports: We feel your pain
Northwest Seaport Alliance reports January exports dropped 13.4% year-over-year.
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Hapag-Lloyd CEO: COVID, congestion, container shortage form ‘perfect storm’
“We have really a perfect storm of demand that’s surging like there’s no tomorrow, everybody needing to get the boxes back, COVID-related restrictions,” says Hapag-Lloyd…
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Patience tested: 62 ships at anchor in San Pedro Bay
“If we do nothing, we will still have vessels at anchor come midsummer,” says Port of LA Executive Director Gene Seroka.
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Maersk Essen loses 750 containers, sails for Mexico
FreightWaves identifies importers who use the Asia-West Coast service.
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Seroka: Port of LA ‘stayed the course’ during difficult 2020
“The way we responded to the challenges, kept commerce moving and preserved jobs is a story that we will all remember for a long time…
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Port of Long Beach again breaks container record
Gateway remains cautious and braced “for any shocks still to come.”
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LA and Long Beach ports could learn from Mister Rogers
The pandemic, trade war and a communication gap have muddled implementation of a $10-per-TEU surcharge.
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Port of Long Beach posts 11.1% container decline
Canceled San Pedro Bay calls more than doubled in the first half of the year compared to 2019.
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