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The Port of Long Beach’s shipping terminals import and export more than $100 billion worth of goods every year, supporting the economy and generating nearly 1.5 million jobs throughout the nation. Through ongoing construction and engineering projects, the Port provides its terminal customers with state-of-the-art seaport facilities to support international shipping and to bring much-needed products and jobs to the region and nation. For a directory of Port-related services, click here.

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Port of Long Beach Named Best Port in North America
News ImageThe Port of Long Beach once again has been named the best seaport in North America by Cargonews Asia at the newspaper's 2008 Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards held recently in Singapore.
(posted: 4/28/2008)
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Mayor, Port Push IMO for Global Green Standards
News ImageLONDON, England -- Wrapping up a two-week European trade mission, Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster, and Port of Long Beach officials met April 11, 2008 with the head of the International Maritime Organization's environmental section to discuss the IMO's recent ruling on clean ship fuels and push for tougher global standards.
(posted: 4/16/2008)
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Ports Host Low-Sulfur Fuel Workshop
News ImageThe Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach hosted an informational meeting on their Vessel Main Engine Fuel Incentive Program on April 9. Click here to view the webcast
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(posted: 4/9/2008)
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