Efforts to move long-dwell LA-LB containers yield uneven progress

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Efforts to move long-dwell LA-LB containers yield uneven progress

| Dec 13, 2021 3:18PM EST
Although Los Angeles and Long Beach say the number of long-dwelling containers has been cut by more than 40 percent since late October when penalty fees were announced by the ports, progress has been uneven.
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