Los Angeles & Long Beach Have a Plan to Clear the Ports - SEND THE SHIPS TO SEA!
November 14, 2021
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November 14, 2021
On this episode of What's Going on With Shipping, host Sal Mercogliano - Chair of the Department of History, Criminal Justice, and Political Science, former merchant mariner, and instructor of Maritime History, Security and Industry Policy - discusses the decision made by the Pacific Merchant Shipping Association, Pacific Maritime Association and the Marine Exchange of Southern California to send ships 150 miles off the coast to wait for a berth in Los Angeles and Long Beach; basically the Schrodinger Container Ship Theory - if you can't see them, are they still a problem?
Is the Supply Chain Disruption Task Force helping?
New Queuing Process at Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports Will Have Ships Waiting Far Out at Sea
Improving and Tracking Supply Chains Link by Link
Port of Los Angeles Signal Optimizer
Port of Los Angeles Gate Hours
Port of Long Beach Weekly Advance Volume Estimate
Port of Long Beach Gate Hours
Port of Los Angeles Container Import Dwell Time Report
Port of Long Beach Container Import Dwell Time Report
Link to PMSA, PMA & MXSOCAL Order
Pacific Merchant Shipping Association
Pacific Maritime Association
Marine Exchange of Southern California
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