Latest posts about Port of Los Angeles
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POLA and POLB report February volume declines
March 20, 2023
The Port of Los Angeles reported that February volume—at 487,846 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units)—were down 43% compared to February 2022. The Port of Long Beach reported that total February volume—at 543,675 TEU—dropped 31.7% annually
Top US Ports 2023: Challenges persist, volumes dip
March 12, 2023
The long litany of headaches now includes ongoing labor negotiations on the West Coast that could quickly shift priorities of ports in the region. While the East Coast may continue to benefit from the uncertainty, the overall forecast for volumes in 2023 remains foggy.
Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach report January volume declines
February 17, 2023
POLA reported that total January volumes—at 726,014 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units)—were down 16% compared to January 2021, an all-time record for the month. January POLB volume—at 573,772 TEU—was also down compared to a record January 2022, falling 28.4%.
Intermodal Logistics Review with Greg Oberting, Rail Modal Group
February 2, 2023
In this podcast, Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman interviews Greg Oberting, Founder and CEO of Rail Modal Group, an intermodal logistics provider.
Intermodal Logistics Review with Greg Oberting, Rail Modal Group
February 2, 2023
In this podcast, Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman interviews Greg Oberting, Founder and CEO of Rail Modal Group, an intermodal logistics provider.
Optimizing Port and Terminal Operations
November 29, 2022
Rosemary Coates and Kim Keusel discuss Navis software optimized ocean port, and rail yard operations.
October volumes see further declines, reports POLA and POLB
November 18, 2022
Total October POLA volume—at 678,429 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units)—fell 25% annually, and total October POLB volume fell16.6% annually, to 658,428 TEU.
POLA and POLB postpone consideration of container dwell fee through November 18
October 24, 2022
This follows previous joint announcements by POLA and POLB, whom collectively account for roughly 40% of United States-bound import volumes, indicating that consideration of the fee would be pushed back each week. Going back to when the fee was initially rolled out on October 25, 2021, POLA and POLB said that the ports have seen a cumulative 69% decline in the amount of aging cargo on their docks.
POLA and POLB see September volume declines
October 20, 2022
Total September POLA volume—at 709,873 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units)—marked a 21.5% annual decline up against September 2021, POLB’s all-time high for the month of September. The Port of Long Beach reported that September volume slipped 0.9% annually in September, to 741,823 TEU. I
BNSF heralds plans for a new Southern California facility
October 14, 2022
Earlier this month, Fort Worth, Texas-based Class I railroad carrier BNSF Railway said it plans to invest more than $1.5 billion into what it described as a Southern California “state-of-the-art master-planned rail facility,” adding it is the first being developed by a Class I railroad.
POLA and POLB postpone Container Dwell Fee implementation until October 21
September 26, 2022
This follows previous joint announcements by POLA and POLB, whom collectively account for roughly 40% of United States-bound import volumes, indicating that consideration of the fee would be pushed back each week. Going back to when the fee was initially rolled out on October 25, 2021, POLA and POLB said that the ports have seen a cumulative 52% decline in the amount of aging cargo on their docks.
POLA, POLB again push back consideration of container dwell fee to September 23
August 29, 2022
Going back to when the fee was initially rolled out on October 25, 2021, POLA and POLB said that the ports have seen a cumulative 46% decline in the amount of aging cargo on their docks.
Port of Los Angeles Enjoying Record Year: Backlog gone and imports up 3.5%
August 22, 2022
Port of Los Angeles enjoying record year with terminals that “have capacity” despite 3.5% jump in imports. The Port of Los Angeles, the busiest in the nation, is “more fluid” than in the past year, has whittled the backlog of ships in the harbor by nearly 90% and is ready to take on even more business, port officials said.
POLA, POLB again push back consideration of container dwell fee to August 26
August 1, 2022
This follows previous joint announcements by POLA and POLB, whom collectively account for roughly 40% of United States-bound import volumes.
POLA, POLB again push back consideration of container dwell fee to July 29
July 25, 2022
Going back to when the fee was initially rolled out on October 25, 2021, POLA and POLB said that the ports have seen a cumulative 26% decline in the amount of aging cargo on their docks, a tally which has trended up going back to the initial announcement of this fee.