Port Efficiency
The Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach form the largest port complex in the Western Hemisphere, handling over 40% of U.S. inbound containers. Modernization efforts include robotics and advanced container movement systems, enhancing efficiency and reducing pollution.
Rail Connectivity
Main rail lines like Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific ensure efficient transport to and from the ports, supported by the Alameda Corridor for seamless rail cargo movement.
Air Freight Hub
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) complements sea ports by handling high-value cargo like electronics and perishables, ranking highly in global air cargo tonnage.
International Trade Hub
L.A. County attracts foreign investment and supports over 370,000 jobs in the trade sector, with extensive support for international businesses and a USCIS-approved EB-5 regional center.
Transportation Infrastructure
California includes an outstanding transportation infrastructure with seven major freeways (110, 405, 91, 710, and 105) and two interstates (I5 and I10).
Proximity to Customers
Easy access to the 13 million people living in the Los Angeles metro area and 10 million people living in other areas of nearby Southern California. Urban hubs including Phoenix, San Francisco, and Las Vegas are located less than a day's drive away.
Source: Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation
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