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The Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles once again have delayed consideration of the “Container Dwell Fee,” this time until Jan. 3. Since the program was announced on Oct. 25, the twin ports have seen a combined decline of 41% in aging cargo on the docks. As expected, progress has eased ...
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The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach announced today that implementation of a Container Dwell Fee on companies whose containers linger at marine terminals will be delayed again, with it now potentially taking effect if necessary next Monday.
(The Center Square) – As officials continue to work to clear supply chain backlogs at the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach, several members of Congress are calling on leaders in Washington to take further action to addres...
(Madison Hirneisen) – As officials continue to work to clear supply chain backlogs at the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach, several members of Congress are calling on leaders in Washington to take further action to address supply chain disruptions ahead of the holiday season. Rep. Josh Harder, D-California, sent a […]