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Fact Sheet: Biden Administration Efforts to Address Bottlenecks at Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Moving Goods from Ship to Shelf (Oct. 13, 2021)

Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach bottlenecks fact sheet

The White House · United States (Federal)

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The record

Jurisdiction
United States
Level
Federal
Authority
n/a (fact sheet)
Issued
2021-10-13 Oct. 13, 2021
Effective
n/a (read as 2021-10-13)
End
n/a
In force
Oct. 13, 2021 (no end date recorded; counted as in force for 120 days)
Limitation types
Supply chain
Addressees
  • n/a
Functions reached
  • PT
  • SC
  • DR
Collection
Supply chain and borders ECO-A

Operative words

'The President launched the Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force in June'; the Administration is 'moving towards 24/7 operations at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. These two ports are the point of entry for 40' percent of containers entering the United States; 'The Port of Los Angeles is expanding to 24/7 operation.'

Enforcement

n/a

Notes

Describes the congestion of the third quarter of 2021 two weeks after it ended.

Retrieval note

Rendered from bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov. Post-period fact record (White House ports fact sheet, Oct. 13, 2021); pleaded as facts and circumstances only.