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Cargo Traffic to Los Angeles Port Expected to Rise in Week Ending April 25
Apr 10, 2026 11:32 AM

02:19 PM EDT, 04/10/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Cargo traffic at the Port of Los Angeles is expected to rise in the week ending April 25, according to data from ship-tracking system Port Optimizer.

A total of 116,926 20-foot equivalent units, a standardized measure of cargo capacity, are projected to reach the port in the week, the data showed. That volume reflects a 20% increase from the previous week and a 2.4% decrease from a year earlier.

Twenty freight vessels are scheduled to arrive at the port in the week ending April 25, the data showed. That's down from 21 vessels this week and up from 18 in the week ending April 18.

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