Southern California's twin ports posted blistering June cargo volumes as retailers and manufacturers pulled shipments forward to beat a wave of new U.S. tariffs and climbing fuel costs, sending fresh freight toward an Inland Empire warehouse market still working through a supply glut. The Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container gateway in the United […]
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