Port of Long Beach’s August numbers 6th busiest in history, but slowdown still expected
The Port of Long Beach moved 901,846 TEUs in August 2025, marking its second-busiest August as retailers stockpile ahead of expected tariff hikes, officials said.
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Port of Long Beach’s August numbers 6th busiest in history, but slowdown still expected
Cargo numbers continued reaching record or near-record highs at the Port of Long Beach last month, with officials reporting the second-best August on record. It also was the sixth-busiest month in the port’s 114-year history, officials reported on Monday, Sept. 15, as retailers continued seeing the arrival of goods purchased during a recent pause in tariffs. The Port of Los Angeles is expected to announce its August numbers — which also are expe…
Port of Long Beach Touts Second-Busiest August in Recorded History
The Port of Long Beach touted its second-busiest August on record with about 901,846 twenty-foot equivalent units moving through the port as retailers pushed out supplies during a recent pause in tariffs. Port officials noted that while goods processed were at a record level, it also saw a relatively flat decline of 1.3% from the record set in August 2024. Imports were down 3.6% to 440,318 TEUs and exports decreased 8.3% to 95,960 TEUs. Empty co…
The Port of Long Beach recorded the second most active August in its 114 years of history, processing a total of 901,846 20-foot containers (TEU), although it meant a decrease of 1.3% compared to August 2024. This in the middle of a high season marked by the accelerated supply of goods by retailers, following the recent suspension of tariffs. Compared to August 2024, imports decreased by 3.6%, with 440,318 TEU, while exports fell by 8.3%, with 9…
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