Container imports jump at Everett as carriers seek alternative ports

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Container imports jump at Everett as carriers seek alternative ports

Chris Barnett, Special Correspondent | Dec 22, 2021 12:36PM EST
Extra-loaders carrying spillover cargo are dramatically increasing container imports at the Port of Everett in Washington state.
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