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Cargo Traffic to Los Angeles Port Expected to Rise in Week Ending June 13
May 29, 2026 11:29 AM

02:06 PM EDT, 05/29/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Cargo traffic at the Port of Los Angeles is expected to rise in the week ending June 13, according to data from ship-tracking system Port Optimizer.

A total of 147,242 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 38% increase from the previous week and a 56% jump from a year earlier.

Twenty-four freight vessels are scheduled to arrive at the port in the week ending June 13, the data showed. That compares with 18 vessels scheduled this week and 20 in the week ending June 6.

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