Port of Los Angeles: Thanks to Ningbo Zhoushan Port, our cargo flow has not been affected by the Shanghai lockdown
Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, said in a weekly briefing that the Port of Los Angeles has not felt the impact of the lockdown in Shanghai. Seroka said there was "no significant change" in the number of ships leaving China, and the number of ships heading to San Pedro Bay, where the U.S. ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are located, was "pretty stable." "I don't think there will be a big drop in (cargo volumes) in the short term," Seroka said. "More likely, as I've shared before, we may see volumes remain relatively flat for now, but see a quick rebound after Chinese port cities such as Shanghai end their lockdowns." Seroka said the Port of Los Angeles is not seeing any significant impact so far, although the lockdown in some parts of China has caused production disruptions and supply delays. Because the port is cooperating with Ningbo-Zhoushan Port to maintain the normal and smooth flow of goods. Seroka fur...