The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will strengthen collaborative measures on cargo movement efficiency, connectivity, workforce development, cybersecurity and metrics under an agreement approved by their respective Harbour Commissions.
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero, said: “Our two ports are the fastest way to move goods between Asia and US markets and manufacturers.
“The kind of cooperation that will flow from this agreement ensures we will continue to be the most efficient gateway for shippers.”
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