17/03/2023at 09:53

Major US port enters deal about green corridor to Japan

Port of Los Angeles teams up with two Japanese ports in promoting green shipping on key route.

The ports of Los Angeles and Tokyo have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding a green shipping corridor. | Photo: Port of Los Angeles

Alongside Japan’s Port of Tokyo and Port of Yokohama, the Port of Los Angeles plans to establish a green shipping corridor across the Pacific Ocean.

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