Port of Long Beach records slight decline

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The Port of Long Beach experienced a slight decline in container throughput in July 2026, handling 928,508 TEUs. Despite a 1.7% drop compared to July 2025, it marked the second-busiest July and fourth-strongest month in the port's history.

The Port of Long Beach handled 928,508 TEUs in July 2026, marking the second-busiest July on record and the fourth-strongest single month in the port’s 115-year history. The result represents a modest 1.7% decline compared to July 2025, announced jointly by Port CEO Dr Noel Hacegaba and Stephen Carmel, Administrator of the US Maritime Administration. […] The post Port of Long Beach records slight decline appeared first on Container News.