
Over 60 containers fall from cargo ship at Port of Long Beach
More than 60 shipping containers fell from a cargo vessel at the Port of Long Beach, with dozens plunging into the harbour waters. The incident
More than 60 shipping containers fell from a cargo vessel at the Port of Long Beach, with dozens plunging into the harbour waters. The incident
Long An International Port (Vietnam) and Port of Long Beach (USA) signed a letter of intent to agree on establishing a sister port relationship coinciding
The shortage came amid protracted labor negotiations between the union that represents West Coast dockworkers and the industry group representing shippers. Both parties are negotiating
Maersk announced that its current Oceania to North American Westcoast direct PANZ service will be improved to better handle the congestion and operational difficulties affecting
Ever since US shot down a giant Chinese surveillance balloon over its airspace last month, there has been heightened global scrutiny on the scale of
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero last week declared 2023 the “Year of Imagination” for the port, saying that imaginative initiatives will drive
As Shanghai, home to the world’s busiest harbour, returns from a two-month COVID-19 shutdown, California port officials expect imports to climb. According to them and
Out of sight, yet growing day by day, the number of containerships straddling the Pacific shoreline waiting for berths to open up at Los Angeles
San Pedro Bay Ports postpone dwell time fees set to start Monday as port authorities report progress despite an increasing number of containers over the
More than 60 shipping containers fell from a cargo vessel
Long An International Port (Vietnam) and Port of Long Beach
The shortage came amid protracted labor negotiations between the union
Maersk announced that its current Oceania to North American Westcoast
Ever since US shot down a giant Chinese surveillance balloon
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero last week
As Shanghai, home to the world’s busiest harbour, returns from
Out of sight, yet growing day by day, the number
San Pedro Bay Ports postpone dwell time fees set to