A port executive recently confirmed the stability of transpacific trade. This holds true even as an “Iran war” casts a shadow over global affairs. Cargo flows at the Port of Los Angeles also report st
by Trade Flows Hold Steady Amid Tariff Uncertainty, Future Disruptions Loom
Despite persistent uncertainty surrounding global tariffs, shipper purchase orders currently maintain a steady course. This indicates a notable resilience within current trade flows. However, this sta
by Port of Los Angeles Commits to Major Infrastructure Expansion
Executive Director Gene Seroka recently outlined an ambitious construction program for the Port of Los Angeles. Speaking during his State of the Port address on Thursday, Seroka detailed plans for sig
by West Coast Partners Back Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Deal
Major stakeholders on the West Coast, including leading ocean carriers and a key port, have formally expressed their support for the proposed transaction between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. Th
by LA Port Anticipates 2026 Import Volume Decline
The Port of Los Angeles projects a decrease in its overall import volumes for 2026. Executive Director Gene Seroka announced these declines are expected to be in the single-digit range. This anticipat
by Federal Shutdown Creates Data Void for US Importers
The ongoing US government shutdown is significantly impeding importers’ ability to make crucial purchase and investment decisions. This challenge arises from a critical gap in federal data, which is e
by Port of Los Angeles Resumes Full Operations After Vessel Fire Incident
The Port of Los Angeles has fully restored its normal operations. This follows a temporary disruption caused by an electrical fire on a vessel. The incident prompted a swift response from port authori