Divergent November fortunes at SoCal ports

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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Container traffic at the Southern California ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach collectively fell 1.7 percent in November, due in part to a strike at 10 of 14 terminals in the two ports during the last week of the month. The two ports actually experienced divergent success during November, with Long Beach's total volume growing 20.8 percent to 555,513 TEUs, while Los Angeles’ total volume fell 16 percent to 582,981 TEUs. The Port of Long Beach said in a sta...

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