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Long Beach is the second-largest container port in the United States, adjacent to Los Angeles. Together they form the San Pedro Bay port complex, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.

The Port of New York and New Jersey is the largest container port on the US East Coast, serving the densely populated Northeast market.

Savannah is the fourth-largest container port in the United States and the largest single-terminal facility in the Western Hemisphere, on the US East Coast.

Santos is the largest port in Latin America, serving Brazil's industrial heartland. It is the primary gateway for South America's largest economy.

The Trans-Pacific Eastbound route from Shanghai to Los Angeles is the busiest container shipping lane in the world, carrying electronics, apparel, furniture, and machinery from China to North American consumers.

The Busan to Los Angeles route is the primary Trans-Pacific lane for Korean exports, including automobiles, electronics, and petrochemicals.

The Trans-Pacific Westbound route from Los Angeles to Shanghai carries US agricultural exports, scrap materials, and pulp/paper products to China.

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