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Port of Los Angeles Posts Second-Best April Even as Inland Empire Warehouses Bleed Occupancy

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Resilient import demand pushed San Pedro Bay volumes to 890,861 TEUs while shipping fuel costs surged nearly 88 percent and Inland Empire industrial vacancy climbed to 8.1 percent, exposing a widening split between port activity and the warehouses meant to absorb it. The Port of Los Angeles handled 890,861 twenty-foot equivalent units in April, its […]

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