SAN PEDRO — With a steady amount of cargo streaming through the Port of Los Angeles, in August, the port processed 954,377 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), just under last August’s record of 961,833 TEUs.
Eight months into the 2021 calendar year, overall cargo volume is 7,273,053 TEUs, an increase of 30% compared to 2020.
Seroka said to better manage this record cargo, the Port of Los Angeles is co-hosting roundtable discussions with dozens of public and private stakeholders.
August 2021 loaded imports reached 485,672 TEUs, a decrease of 6% compared to the previous year, when American retailers ramped up orders to restock low inventory. Loaded exports decreased 23% to 101,292 TEUs compared to the same period last year.
Empty containers climbed to 367,413 TEUs, a jump of 17% compared to last year due to the continued demand in Asia. It was the highest number of empty containers the Port has handled in a single month, eclipsing the 361,359 TEUs processed in May 2021.
Details: www.youtube.com/watch?/BRIEFING-WITH-GENE SEROKA-and-ED-DESMOND
Join the listening party for this sublime Christmas album with a different spin. The eclectic…
SACRAMENTO – Gov. Gavin Newsom Nov. 24 announced his appointment of six Superior Court…
The Office of TAY's core services are provided through field-based teams; however, many other vital…
U.S. Coast Guard Southwest District SAN PEDRO – The Unified Command continued response operations Nov.…
Beneath all the optimistic advertising lies research that the industry would prefer to avoid. Research…
Stormwater capture is an important element of LADWP’s overall plan to enhance Los Angeles’ water…