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Report: Ports of LA, Long Beach, See Record Activity in Early 2022

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By Catherine Sweeney  As two of the busiest ports in the country, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are continuing to report record high levels of activity. According to a recent port update from JLL, shipping backlogs at both ports remain a challenge as more than 1.7 million shipping containers flowed through the […]

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