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Tariff Amendment to Port of Long Beach Tariff No. 4, with Proposed Adjustments to Section 2 – Dockage Rates, Section 3 – Containerized and Non-Containerized Wha

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The Port of Long Beach is implementing a tariff amendment to Tariff No. 4, which will increase select tariff items by 2.5% effective July 1, 2026. This adjustment is intended to meet operational expenses and falls under Statutory Exemption Section 15273 regarding rates, tolls, fares, and charges. The amendment applies to a wide range of services and fees across several sections, including dockage charges, containerized and non-containerized wharfage rates, demurrage and long-term storage charges, fresh water service rates, and various penalties, delinquent charges, and diving permit fees. The scope of the increase specifically impacts Item 260 for dockage, Items 310, 315, 355-364, 374, 376-388, and 390-399 for wharfage, Items 408-472 and 564 for demurrage and storage, Item 525 for water services, and Items 670(b), 710, 714(e), and 736(d) for penalties and permits. Administrative oversight is managed by Roger Wu, Director of Business Development, and Amy Wong, Director of Environmental Planning, with the place of performance centered at the Port of Long Beach in Los Angeles County, California.

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Port of Long Beach increases select tariff fees by 2.5% effective July 1, 2026.

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California → Long Beach, Port of

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Long Beach, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Long Beach, Port of
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California → Long Beach, Port of
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Roger WuDirector of Business Development
Amy WongEnvironmental Specialist Intern

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Tariff Amendment to Port of Long Beach Tariff No. 4, increasing select Tariff Items by 2.5%, effective July 1, 2026: Item 260 – Dockage Charges, Item 310 – Merchandise, N.O.S. Wharfage Rates, Item 315 – Wharfage Rates for Loaded Containers, Items 355 through 364 – Wharfage Rates for Non-Containerized Commodities, Item 374 – Wharfage Rates for Empty Containers, Items 376 through 388 – Wharfage Rates for Non-Containerized Commodities, Items 390 through 399 – Wharfage Rates for Non-Containerized Commodities, Items 408 through 472 – Demurrage Charges, Item 525 – Fresh Water Service Rates, Item 564 – Long-Term Storage Charges, Item 670 (b) – Penalty, Item 710 – Penalty, Item 714 (e) – Delinquent Charges, and Item 736 (d) – Diving Permit Fees.

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