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POLA’s Seroka addresses volumes and the need to move containers out of the port

Total POLA March volume came in at 958,674 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units), for a 0.1% annual increase, setting its third consecutive monthly volume record in the process, trailing May 2021’s 1,012,048 and October 2020’s 980,729 TEU. total first quarter volume—at 2,682,034 TEU—posted a 3.5% annual gain, for its best first quarter on record.

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/polas_seroka_addresses_volumes_and_the_need_to_move_containers_out_of_the_p

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