Subscribe to RSS feedLong Beach and LA figures hint at possible recovery
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Janet Porter, London
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Jan 15, 2010 09:45 AM
THE COLLAPSE in cargo volumes through Los Angeles and Long Beach is starting to slow, according to November traffic figures released by the two ports, which showed considerable year-on-year declines.
Los Angeles posted a 12% drop on total container throughput to 580,206 teu in November, but that was considerably smaller than at times during the year.
In February, for example, container traffic plummeted by 32%, while throughput was down by...
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