Port of Los Angeles sets new volume records in September, boosted by retail demand, executive director says
Port of Los Angeles sets new volume records in September, boosted by retail demand, executive director says By Lisa Baertlein
LOS ANGELES, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The busiest US container port in Los Angeles set an all-time volume record in September, as holiday goods orders and restocking bolstered demand, executive director Gene Seroka said on Friday.
Loaded container imports hit 546,696 20-foot equivalent units, a new record, accounting for more than half of total volume of 1,042,652 TEUs.
"The near-term outlook remains strong," Seroka said.
Total US container imports hit 2,546,261 TEUs in September, a record for the month, according to supply chain technology provider Descartes Systems DSG.TO.
(Reporting by Lisa Baertlein)
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