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The growing problem of port congestion on the US west coast appears to be on the verge of spreading north to Tacoma and Seattle, sparking a new war of words between terminal operators and dockers’ unions.

The Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), which represents employers at the west coast container terminals, yesterday accused the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) of initiating a go-slow at the Puget Sound ports of Tacoma and Seattle.

It claimed that on Friday, ILWU representatives had been sent ...

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