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- LBCT - Home
LBCT is proud to operate in the Port of Long Beach and will be a working partner with the port for years to come LBCT has berth 22 through 26 featuring 4200’ feet of wharf line and the deepest dredged dockside of any U S Pacific Coast port
- POLB - Homepage - Port of Long Beach
The Port of Choice Leadership Update Powers Port’s Vision The Port of Long Beach is poised to strengthen its performance and resilience by introducing innovative improvements to its leadership structure that will capitalize on existing strengths and strategically target new opportunities for excel View More Port of Long Beach Cargo Up Amid War, Tariff Uncertainty View More March News Briefs
- Long Beach Container Terminal - Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT), is a Marine Terminal Operator under a preferential lease agreement within the Port of Long Beach LBCT is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd (OOCL) and is headquartered in Hong Kong
- LBCT - Long Beach Container Terminal | Long Beach California Port
LBCT is at the forefront of marine terminal innovation, specializing in advanced stevedoring, cargo velocity, and speed to market, while reducing our carbon footprint
- Long Beach Container Terminal - Container Terminal Information . . .
Terminal49 provides real-time container tracking for Long Beach Container Terminal, including container availability, last free day information, and dwell time metrics when available
- ONE : Port Schedule
Vessel OOCL BAUHINIA 010W Service Lane CP2 Terminal LONG BEACH CONTAINER TERMINAL (PORT) Book Now Arrival Time 2026-03-27 16:00 C
- Containers left hanging from storm-battered ship in Port of Long . . . - KTLA
U S Coast Guard crews have been called in to help secure several containers left dangling and in danger of falling from a cargo ship at the Port of Long Beach At least 32 containers were lost ove…
- Steady Volumes Boost February Cargo CountSteady Volumes Boost February . . .
Cargo volumes remained generally in line with February patterns in the San Pedro Bay, with each port posting its highest numbers for the month since 2023
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