How Two US Ports Devastated a Global Supply Chain
The Southern California ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles poor performance contributes to supply chain disruptions, increased costs and high inflation.
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
More than 80% of global merchandise trade by volume is carried by ships, which means disruptions to ports can lead to major economic disruption
The Container Port Performance Index ranks 370 ports that had a minimum of 20 ports of call within the 12-month study period
Coming in second to last and last were Long Beach and Los Angeles ports…
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