Long Beach port shooting for cargo visibility in crowded arena

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Long Beach port shooting for cargo visibility in crowded arena

| Dec 22, 2021 3:50PM EST
The Port of Long Beach’s foray into providing cargo data for shippers has to be viewed within a confusing landscape of data providers, including the neighboring Port of Los Angeles.
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