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Rajesh Joshi, New York
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Jan 25, 2010 10:05 AM
LOS ANGELES and Long Beach have ended one of their worst years in recent memory with declines of 14% and 22% respectively in total containers handled at port premises.
Both ports, however, reported gains in throughput counts for December, allowing their bosses to declare themselves cautiously optimistic for 2010.
Los Angeles saw total full-year teu counts decline from 7.8m teu in 2008 to 6.8m teu last year, while Long...
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