Congestion persists as volumes rise at Port of Oakland
Imports jumped by 26% in May at the Port of Oakland, although the spike in volumes is creating immense operational challenges for marine terminals and ocean carriers.
The port handled 1.08m teu between January and May, representing a record high, with exports up by 7%.
Driven by consumer demand, US imports passing through Oakland have increased by 20% this year, largely originating from China or neighbouring Asian countries.
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