TARIFFS, TRADE WAR THREATEN US JOBS AND ECONOMY
On Nov. 12, the Port of Los Angeles released a study on the impact of tariffs nationwide.
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Tariffs Take Toll on October Volumes
The Port moved 770,189 TEUs in October, a 19.1% decrease compared to 2018’s record-breaking October.
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The Port of Los Angeles is America’s premier gateway for international commerce. Located in San Pedro Bay, 25 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, this thriving seaport is recognized for record-setting cargo operations, environmental stewardship, community partnership, progressive security measures, historical landmarks, and the LA Waterfront.
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Community ↔ Connection: EXP (formerly ITEP)
This second episode of Community↔Connection examines the importance of education, focusing on community investment grant recipient EXP, a nonprofit organization that encourages students from all over Southern California to learn about the maritime industry.
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Ports of Los Angeles and Copenhagen Malmö Sign Cooperative Agreement on Sustainability, Environment
The Ports of Los Angeles and Copenhagen Malmö Port AB (CMP) have entered into a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on sustainability and environmental issues.
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Tariffs, Trade War Threaten U.S. Jobs and Economy
The Port has released a new study on the impact of tariffs nationwide: “By The Numbers: Jeopardizing the National Benefits of Trade Through America’s Busiest Port Complex.”
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Executive Director Gene Seroka Warns Tariffs Hurt the Nation
On Nov. 12, Executive Director Gene Seroka traveled to Washington, D.C. to unveil a new trade study that shows how tariffs negatively affect the nation.
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We are L.A.’s gateway to the world. For nearly two decades, the Port of Los Angeles has moved more cargo than any other port in the nation, more than doubling volumes during this time. We are a major economic driver for the local, regional and national economy.Community
Our commitment goes beyond just cargo. We are dedicated to educating our community about Port operations and the positive impact of international trade. We also serve as a connector to the LA Waterfront, creating opportunities for everyone to have access and enjoyment.Environment
We are setting the standard for responsible, sustainable growth. Facilitating global change while protecting the environment is a delicate balance at the nation’s busiest seaport. Achieving this balance requires vision, collaboration and commitment.Ranked
#1
container port in North America 2000-2018
Moved
9.5
million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2018
Facilitated a cargo value of
$297
billion (USD) in 2018
Handled
18%
of the nation's containerized cargo in 2018
Connected to
1 in 9
regional jobs in 2018
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