Shippers again send the more cargo to US West Coast ports
After overloading and congestion caused the flow of goods to shift to the East Coast during the coronavirus pandemic, in June more goods were again shipped to the West Coast, Sea-intelligence writes.
Ports on the US West Coast are once again accounting for a larger share of imports than the ports on their East Coast counterparts.
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