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United States Containers Ports and Logistics

West coast ports lose over 1m teu of imports per year since 2021

US Gulf coast ports seen as biggest beneficiary of shift in cargo volumes

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Cargo has been gradually shifting eastwards from the west coast for at least a decade, however that trend is accelerating with recent coastal shifts attributed to the contract negotiations and vessel logjams on the west coast that peaked in January 2022

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