EsThe search for a solution to Hanjin Shipping’s problems may include its port assets in Long Beach and Seattle. Panjiva data shows imports from South Korea to Long Beach rose 8.2% in August vs. June, while those to neighbouring LA fell 42.5%. LA now only imports 5% more than Seattle from South Korea, vs. more than double in May.
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