Businesses are also trying to avoid labour-related disruptions at alternative ports.

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Port of Los Angeles sees sustained import surge ahead of tariffs

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The busiest maritime trade complex in the U.S. continued to move near-record levels of imports in October, as businesses bring goods in ahead of potential tariff increases and seek to avoid labor-related disruptions at alternate ports. “The Port of Los Angeles handled a robust 905,000 container units in October,” Executive Director Gene Seroka told reporters on November 20. That’s a 25% gain over last year and is the first time the port handled …

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Port Of Los Angeles Sees Sustained Import Surge Ahead Of Tariffs

The Port of Los Angeles handled an unprecedented 905,026 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in October—marking a significant 25% increase from the previous year and the first time the port has...

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UCLA and the Port of Los Angeles signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) about fostering environment-centered collaborations with port-adjacent communities.  The memorandum focuses on fostering collaborations with neighborhoods and communities around the port and UCLA South Bay, like San Pedro and Wilmington, while supporting both institutions’ commitment to sustainability. 
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UCLA and the Port of Los Angeles have signed a MoU to collaborate on sustainable operations and the health of local communities.

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