Some of the nation’s largest ports keep setting new records for cargo volumes, as trade tensions between the United States and some of its trading partners propel a rise in container traffic.
September 12, 2018port volume
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Containers stacked at the Port of Los Angeles, which this year had its busiest July ever. (intherough/Flickr)
Ports Set Volume Records as Shippers Rush to Have Goods Processed Before Tariffs Bite
Containers stacked at the Port of Los Angeles, which this year had its busiest July ever. (intherough/Flickr)
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Virginia Port Authority Reports Container Volume Rises Slightly
Luke Sharett/Bloomberg News
Container volume at the port’s terminals ticked slightly upward in January, posting a year-over-year gain of 0.4%, the Virginia Port Authority announced Feb. 16.
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