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Latest News Port fees on Chinese-built ships likely off table until January Closure of Los Angeles harbor bridge looms amid elevated container dwells Canada propels interest in offshore wind port as developers retreat from US Shippers face October turmoil from cargo slump, overcapacity: Sea-Intelligence APM Mobile looks for more rail shippers with expanded intermodal yard More News ✕ More News & Analysis Port fees on Chinese-built ships likely off table until January The apparent two-month reprieve provides some relief to the 238 trade group signatories of a letter sent this week to the USTR urging the Trump administration to extend its suspension of the port fees, warning that renewed charges would increase shipping costs across the economy. Closure of Los Angeles harbor bridge looms amid elevated container dwells Port stakeholders, particularly truckers, fear the Nov. 1 closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge for a major redecking project could exacerbate dwell times that are already hovering near 18-month highs. Canada propels interest in offshore wind port as developers retreat from US With the Trump administration continuing to push back against wind development, project sponsors north of the border see an opportunity that would provide a new heavy cargo trade for shippers and carriers.
Closure of Los Angeles harbor bridge looms amid elevated container dwells
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