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> 1. Actual throughput in our ports is up over previous levels. Not true in general. The port of Long Beach is down 5% year-on-year (the third month in a row t
by Thrymr 5y ago
> 1. Actual throughput in our ports is up over previous levels.
Not true in general. The port of Long Beach is down 5% year-on-year (the third month in a row that is down compared with 2020) [0].
[0] https://gcaptain.com/amid-record-breaking-year-port-of-long-beach-throughput-falls-almost-5-in-november/ https://gcaptain.com/amid-record-breaking-year-port-of-long-...
- conjecTech 5y agoIt's still up 25% from 2019 numbers: https://polb.com/business/port-statistics/#teus-archive-1995-to-present https://polb.com/business/port-statistics/#teus-archive-1995....
- gilbetron 5y agoThat link supports the premise, you just chose a specific timeframe which had a small decline, the overall levels for the year are a huge increase: "Through November, the Port of Long Beach has processed more than 8.6 million TEU, up over 18% from last year and already surpassing the annual record of 8.1 million TEUs set in 2020."