International Transportation Service breaks ground on major capacity upgrade as trade uncertainties create volatile shipping environment International Transportation Service (ITS), a major terminal operator at the Port of Long Beach, has begun construction on a $365 million expansion project designed to significantly boost cargo capacity and accommodate the shipping industry's largest vessels, even as rising […]
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