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Different businesses see different outcomes with the West Coast Port situation...hopefully the new agreement will be ratified at the end of March. One of my clients has a container due in to Oakland on the 29th...I am looking forward to seeing everything getting back on track! Another client was thinking about bringing a container in through Houston, increasing the costs tremendously, and increasing the risks of temperature damage. I understand some of the businesses that were hardest hit were California nut and citrus producers who lost full containers of product during the slow-downs. I am hoping for the best with the progress at the ports, as the California economy is large and strong enough to support the importers, the farmers, and the Port workers.
Different businesses see different outcomes with the West Coast Port situation...hopefully the new agreement will be ratified at the end of March. One of my clients has a container due in to Oakland on the 29th...I am looking forward to seeing everything getting back on track! Another client was thinking about bringing a container in through Houston, increasing the costs tremendously, and increasing the risks of temperature damage. I understand some of the businesses that were hardest hit were California nut and citrus producers who lost full containers of product during the slow-downs. I am hoping for the best with the progress at the ports, as the California economy is large and strong enough to support the importers, the farmers, and the Port workers.
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