Ports in Long Beach and Los Angeles struggle to implement three-shift schedules
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LONG BEACH – The US container ports in Long Beach and Los Angeles face massive growth in container freight volumes in the years to come, which puts pressure on the two harbors currently plagued by great delays and a long line of idle ships to optimize operations.
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