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What the Panama Canal Means for Long Beach

July 5, 2016

By web.services

(Source: Port of Long Beach / YouTube)

A video released by the Port of Long Beach shows Jon Slangerup, CEO of the Port of Long Beach explain what the expanded Panama Canal will mean for the port.

Technical Paper: Long Beach: Driving the US into the Future

Mr Slangerup said that by offering the fastest and most direct route from Asia to the US markets, this will ensure that it has a strong competitive edge.

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