LA-LB backlog will not clear until well into 2022, experts say

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LA-LB backlog will not clear until well into 2022, experts say

| Dec 15, 2021 5:43PM EST
The current backlog of ships at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex will not be unloaded until well into 2022 as even more containers prepare to head toward Southern California
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