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To relax congestion at the country’s busiest ports, officials on Monday said that they are going to begin fining marine enterprises whose cargo containers linger at any marine terminal too long.
Los Angeles and Long Beach ports continue wreaking global supply chain havoc. Southern California’s Marine Exchange reported 100 vessels berthed on 18 October, topping the earlier record of 97 observed on 19 September.
Port of Long Beach officials are applauding a multi-year federal study that shows deepening and widening channels in the harbor would lead to air pollution reductions, improved vessel navigation and national economic benefits of almost $21 million annually.
The number of ships waiting to undock at the ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach has increased by about 10. These ports, on Friday, had 65 cargo vessels stuck at anchor and in the drift areas waiting to dock and unload. The
The Port of Long Beach ushered in the next era of environmentally sustainable operations today with the completion of the Long Beach Container Terminal at Middle Harbor, one of the most technologically advanced cargo facilities in the world.
Container ships have been stacking up off jammed ports in Southern California, as a flood of logjams and imports in the domestic logistics networks impact operations at the largest US gateway for seaborne trade.
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Cargo moving through the Port of Long Beach remained strong in June as retail spending cooled down while consumers warmed up to summertime recreation and entertainment.
The Port of Long Beach continued its unprecedented streak of single-month records in May by moving more than 900,000 cargo containers for the first time in its 110-year history.