Ports of LA and Long Beach busier this year and eyeing an early peak season
Container imports through the US west coast San Pedro Bay ports of Los Angeles and ...
BCOs and shippers at the TPM22 conference in Long Beach are questioning why ocean carriers decided to deploy bigger ships on the transpacific tradelane without consulting hub ports on their ability to handle them.
One BCO told The Loadstar she could trace the upgrade in ship sizes on the Asia-USWC route to the start of the landside pinch points at the San Pedro Bay terminals.
“When they jumped from 6,000 teu vessels to 10,000 teu and above, it was definitely the start of ...
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