Exports up 11% at the Port of Oakland
The Port of Oakland saw export volumes rise by 10.8% in October, amidst reports that the US-China trade war could be easing.
Port of Oakland maritime director John Driscoll said: “Our export customers have demonstrated their resilience throughout this tariff standoff. For their sake, we hope the conflict is resolved and overseas business can grow even more.”
The port shipped 87,393 teu overseas in October with most of the volumes going to Asian markets including China – Oakland’s leading trade partner.
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