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  1. 001SouthChinaMorningPostOCT · 09English

    Port of LA, key US point for China imports, has best-ever quarter despite trade uncertainty

    The Port of Los Angeles achieved record container volumes in Q3 2024 with nearly three million TEUs, driven by reduced tariffs, strong consumer demand, and canal disruptions, despite ongoing trade uncertainty between the US and China. While China remains the port's largest import source, its share has declined to a projected 40 percent by 2026 as companies shift sourcing to Vietnam and Mexico, though these countries still depend on Chinese intermediate goods.