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October 21, 2009 · about 17 years ago

MOL extends lease on LA terminal

MOL has renewed the lease on its Los Angeles port facility via TraPac, its wholly owned terminal operator. Under the contract with the port, the terminal’s total space will be extended to 1.3 times the current area, allowing additional berths, on-dock rail facilities and access roads to be construct

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MOL has renewed the lease on its Los Angeles port facility via TraPac, its wholly owned terminal operator. Under the contract with the port, the terminal’s total space will be extended to 1.3 times the current area, allowing additional berths, on-dock rail facilities and access roads to be constructed to help reduce congestion in and around the terminal.

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