Long Beach is ready for mega-ships

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Long Beach is ready for mega-ships

Jon W. Slangerup, chief executive officer, Port of Long Beach | Dec 24, 2015 1:24PM EST

Port of Long Beach Chief Executive Officer Jon W. Slangerup responds to concerns that West Coast ports are not yet ready to handle mega-ships.
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