A freighter full of containerized cargo waits outside the Port of Long Beach in California, USA. With an annual container volume of 8.1 million twenty-foot equivalent units, it is the second-busiest container port in the nation, after the neighboring Port of Los Angeles. The port is a major gateway for US-Asian trade, with top imports from China, Vietnam, South Korea and Japan consisting of crude oil, electronics, plastics, furniture and clothing. 33.754185°, -118.216458°
Freighter at Port of Long Beach
Freighter at Port of Long Beach
Freighter at Port of Long Beach
A freighter full of containerized cargo waits outside the Port of Long Beach in California, USA. With an annual container volume of 8.1 million twenty-foot equivalent units, it is the second-busiest container port in the nation, after the neighboring Port of Los Angeles. The port is a major gateway for US-Asian trade, with top imports from China, Vietnam, South Korea and Japan consisting of crude oil, electronics, plastics, furniture and clothing. 33.754185°, -118.216458°