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Port of Oakland reports slow February container volumes as retail activity sputters

Reasons include overstocked domestic inventories, strong U.S. dollar, lingering tariffs, and container volume shifting to East and Gulf Coasts, port leaders say.

March 24, 2023

Ben Ames

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Reasons include overstocked domestic inventories, strong U.S. dollar, lingering tariffs, and container volume shifting to East and Gulf Coasts, port leaders say.

Port of Oakland cuts congestion as container traffic drops

November full imports (-17.4%) and full exports (-12.3%) were down compared to same month last year.

December 28, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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November full imports (-17.4%) and full exports (-12.3%) were down compared to same month last year.

Port of Oakland approves $2 million contract to design electric infrastructure

Deal advances 2019 initiative to eliminate use of fossil fuels in cargo handling operations

August 24, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Deal advances 2019 initiative to eliminate use of fossil fuels in cargo handling operations

West Coast ports post mixed results for July

Cargo flow improved in LA, but slowed in Oakland due to trucker protests of the state’s AB5 labor law.

August 18, 2022

Victoria Kickham

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Cargo flow improved in LA, but slowed in Oakland due to trucker protests of the state’s AB5 labor law.

Oakland’s June cargo volume down 1.5%

Supply chain issues continue to dampen total cargo volume growth, port officials say.

July 29, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Supply chain issues continue to dampen total cargo volume growth, port officials say.

Trucker protests stall operations at Port of Oakland

Shipping terminals effectively shut down, exacerbating port congestion, officials say.

July 21, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Shipping terminals effectively shut down, exacerbating port congestion, officials say.

Port of Oakland moves ahead on study to widen federal turning basins

Port officials, Army Corp of Engineers to begin environmental review of potential infrastructure project.

June 1, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Port officials, Army Corp of Engineers to begin environmental review of potential infrastructure project.

Cargo volume down in Oakland

Factory and port shutdowns in China are delaying U.S.-bound shipments, slowing activity in the region, officials said.

May 20, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Factory and port shutdowns in China are delaying U.S.-bound shipments, slowing activity in the region, officials said.

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USDA funding supports Port of Oakland pop-up container yard

Temporary storage lot helps truckers to quickly pick up empty containers and shippers to stage loaded containers ready for export, port leaders say.

April 25, 2022

Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

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Temporary storage lot helps truckers to quickly pick up empty containers and shippers to stage loaded containers ready for export, port leaders say.

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Cargo ports say new container depots could help clear backlogs

Expanded storage yards at West Coast and Southern hubs could release pressure from supply chain congestion.

February 2, 2022

Ben Ames

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Expanded storage yards at West Coast and Southern hubs could release pressure from supply chain congestion.

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