Port of Los Angeles Tops 10M Containers for Third Time
The Port of Los Angeles posted near-record container volumes in 2025 despite a challenging trade environment, and marked the occasion to highlight a slate of projects aimed at solidifying its position as the top U.S. import gateway.
Los Angeles, which along with the Port of Long Beach comprises southern California’s San Pedro Bay maritime complex, handled 10.2 million container units in 2025, third-most in its 118-year history and the third time it topped 10 million twenty foot equivalent units (TEUs).
The port handled 10.3 million TEUs in 2024...
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