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(8 articles)Trump Tariffs May Trigger May Surge at US Busiest Port
Port leadership has publicly cautioned that proposed Trump administration tariffs could trigger a significant surge in import volumes at the Los Angeles and Long Beach port complex—America's busiest c
Alameda Corridor: Optimizing LA Port Inland Freight Routes
The Alameda Corridor represents a critical infrastructure component connecting the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach to inland distribution hubs across Southern California and beyond. This de
LA Port Volume Surges on Spring-Summer Goods Despite Geopolitical Tensions
The Port of Los Angeles is experiencing improved cargo volumes in April, reflecting strong seasonal demand for spring and summer merchandise, including back-to-school products and early holiday invent
Infrastructure Investment Key to Mitigating Supply Chain Disruption
This editorial piece advocates for strategic infrastructure investment as a primary tool to prevent and mitigate supply chain disruptions. The commentary reflects growing consensus among supply chain
LA Port Surges 18% While East Coast Ports Struggle
The Port of Los Angeles reported exceptional performance in April 2026, handling 891,000 container units—marking an 18% increase from March and a 5.5% year-over-year gain. This surge comes as US East
LA Port Congestion Eases: Supply Chain Relief Ahead
The Port of Los Angeles, one of North America's most critical container gateways, has successfully cleared congestion that had plagued operations and disrupted supply chains across multiple industries
UP-BNSF Alameda Belt Line Selected for LA-Long Beach Port Rail
Alameda Belt Line, a jointly owned short line operator by Union Pacific and BNSF, has been selected to negotiate for a three-year rail contract to provide switching and dispatching services at the Por
LA Port Hits Record Traffic as Shippers Rush to Beat Tariffs
The Port of Los Angeles is experiencing unprecedented container traffic volumes as shippers race to clear goods before anticipated tariff increases take effect. This surge represents both an immediate