September marked the busiest month ever at the Port of Long Beach, capping off the most active quarter in the US West Coast hub’s 109-year history, bolstered by a double-digit rise in imports.
The port handled 795,580 teu in September, representing an increase of 13%, while 2.27m teu was handled over the third quarter of the year, as volumes surged by 14%.
Imports grew 14% last month to 405,618 teu compared to September 2019, while exports decreased 9% to 112,556 teu. Empty containers headed back overseas jumped 21% to 277,406 teu.
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