Tag: cargo_volume
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Port of Oakland Releases July Maritime Newsletter Detailing Key Developments
The Port of Oakland's July 2026 Maritime Newsletter highlights new TraPac cranes, increased June cargo volume, a visit from the Port of Melbourne, and changes in board leadership, offering a comprehensive update on port activities.
BusinessEconomyTradeTransportationAustralasia Port of OaklandMaritime NewsletterTraPaccargo volumePort of Melbourneboard leadershipShipping
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Port of Long Beach Reports Third-Busiest June on Record with 10.6% Cargo Increase
The Port of Long Beach experienced its third-busiest June, moving 779,331 TEUs, a 10.6% increase from last year. Year-to-date volumes are also up, positioning the port for a record-breaking year as it pursues a zero-emissions future.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEconomyTransportationState GovernmentsEnvironmentTradeEmployment and Labor Port of Long BeachCargo VolumeTEUsShippingCaliforniaLogisticsSustainability
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Port of Oakland Reports Rise in Cargo Volume in June Newsletter
The Port of Oakland's June 2026 Maritime Newsletter reports a rise in cargo volume. It also covers the BNSF Summit, Tree Nut convention, and Wan Hai's maiden call, offering key updates on port activities.
BusinessEconomyTradeTransportationEducation Port of OaklandCargo VolumeMaritime NewsBNSF SummitTree Nut ConventionWan HaiShipping
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Port of Long Beach Reports Double-Digit Cargo Growth in May
The Port of Long Beach saw double-digit cargo growth in May, with imports up 40% and exports up 32.9%. This reflects supply chain resilience and an anticipated earlier peak shipping season due to global uncertainties.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEconomyTradeTransportationEnvironmentEducation Port of Long BeachCargo VolumeSupply ChainImportsExportsTEUsEconomic Growth
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Port of Oakland Maintains Stable Cargo Activity in April Despite Fewer Vessel Calls
Port of Oakland maintained stable cargo activity in April, handling 184,492 TEUs despite fewer vessel calls. Exports continued to outpace imports, demonstrating resilience amid shifting global shipping patterns and carrier adjustments, according to Maritime Director Bryan Brandes.
BusinessTransportationEconomyTrade Port of OaklandCargo VolumeExportsImportsShipping IndustryBryan BrandesOakland, California