Southern California ports ready for more cargo

Southern California ports ready for more cargo - Cargomatic

The Southern California ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are back on top, enjoying a resurgence of cargo as the new year gets underway.

Record Cargo Volumes Hit Southern California Ports in August

Despite the busy peak season, Cordero said the hub was operating smoothly and ready for more. “We're prepared for the uptick in shipments ...

Spokesmen: Ports of L.A., Long Beach prepared for dockworkers ...

Truckers transport cargo in the Port of Long Beach, California, on Nov. ... prepared to handle additional cargo if it comes our way.” He ...

West Coast port CEO confident facility can handle increased capacity

The head of the Port of Long Beach is confident his Southern California can handle whatever increase in cargo it receives stemming from a ...

Port of Long Beach Can Handle More Cargo, Says Director

Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero talks about the impact of the dockworkers strike on the US East and Gulf coasts.

U.S. strikes Yemen: Are L.A., Long Beach ports ready for cargo surge?

Southern California's twin ports could see more freight business as shippers seek new routes away from problems at the Suez Canal and the ...

West Coast Shipping Facilities Better Prepared to Pick up Slack from ...

1, means more business for Los Angeles and Long Beach ports ... ports in San Pedro and parts of the vast logistics industry in California's ...

Southern California Ports: 2022 Update - Pacific Maritime Magazine

“Beyond freight system improvements, it funds much-needed digital and cyber security infrastructure. It supports our creation of a future-ready goods movement ...

Seven California ports get more than $1 billion to shift to zero ...

... San Diego's maritime cargo terminals and the goods movement network on San Diego Bay. Port of San Francisco — $55.39 million: This ...

Port of Los Angeles Cargo Rises 12% in April; Up 25% in 2024 | News

“I've been urging shippers to take advantage of our fluid terminals and excess capacity. We're ready to upscale on demand as we move into the ...

Cargo Volumes Dip at Southern California Ports Despite Strong ...

Similarly, the Port of Long Beach is up 10 percent so far in 2024 having moved more than 3.4 million TEU. The West Coast ports continue to work ...

Dockworker strike over - Los Angeles - LAist

Were we prepared? Seroka has said that the ports had capacity to handle more cargo. But if the strike had lasted more than a few days, he ...

L.A. and Long Beach ports post higher cargo traffic for January

Now, the ports may see more freight ... U.S. strikes Yemen: Are L.A., Long Beach ports ready for cargo surge? Southern California's twin ports ...

Port of Long Beach Prepared to Handle More Cargo From Baltimore

Mario Cordero, Port of Long Beach executive director, says his port could handle more cargo if it is diverted from Baltimore.

Why Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach could see cargo increase

A cargo industry expert says Southern California could be alternative destination for cargo carriers following the Baltimore bridge tragedy.

Regional Update: California Ports - Pacific Maritime Magazine

For some, cargo volume numbers grew and they prepared to compete for more business. This year is set to continue that momentum as seaports all along the ...

Ports of LA, Long Beach see cargo uptick in January - Daily Breeze

The Port of L.A. is operating currently at about 75% to 80% of capacity, Seroka said, so it is prepared to accept more cargo when or if needed.

LONG BEACH – THE PORT OF CHOICE

... Southern California and 1 in 5 jobs in Long Beach. Spanning 3,200 acres with ... In the next 10 years, the Port is planning $2.2 billion in modernization projects ...

Is this the calm before California ports' next cargo storm?

... Southern California berths fell. Velocity of cargo moving through terminals increased. And more boxes were unloaded at Southern California docks ...

LA, Long Beach ports see cargo numbers tick up as 2023 nears its end

Both categories increased over 2022 numbers in November at the Port of Los Angeles. ... port was “prepared for more cargo as the market picks up.”.