India Trade Conference

Trade and Logistics PanelSea & Air Cargo Trends

Air Cargo Trends

Ocean Freight Trends

Logistics Challenges & Solutions

India Trade ConferenceTrade and Logistics Panel

Moderator: Jim MacLellan, Port of L.A.

Mr. Steve Arnold, Regional International Sales Manager, FedEx

Mr. David L. Noe VP, Americas, APL

Mr. Nick Vyas, CEO, Allogistx

San Pedro Bay PortsSan Pedro Bay Ports

APM – 484

APL – 292

Evergreen -205

YTI – 185

Vacant - 84

CSCL - 75

WBCT - 186

TRAPAC - 173

TTI - 375

Pier A - 170 Matson - 70

CUT - 108

LBCT - 102

ITS - 246

PCT - 256

CruiseCruise

Autos

Marinas

Liquid Bulk

Liquid Bulk

Pasha

SSA

Autos

Los Angeles Customs DistrictPort of LA, LB and LAX Airport

Top Trading Partners (2009)

1. China/HK $115.8 Billion

2. Japan $ 32.1 Billion

3. Korea $ 15.7 Billion

4. Taiwan $ 10.9 Billion

5. Thailand $ 8.1 Billion

Los Angeles Customs DistrictPort of LA, LB and LAX Airport

Trade with India (2009)

Number # 13 Trading Partner

Import $ 2.6 Billion Export $ 1.2 Billion Total Trade $ 3.8 Billion

Los Angeles Customs DistrictTrade with India (2009)

Imports

1. Diamonds

2. Linens

3. Jewelry Parts

4. Women & Girls’ Suits

5. Men’s & Boys’ Suits

6. Live Seafood

7. Sweaters & Vests

8. Men’s & Boys’ Shirts

9. Women & Girls’ Blouses

10.TV & Computer Monitors

Los Angeles Customs DistrictTrade with India (2009)

Exports1. Cellular Equipment

2. Aircraft

3. Cotton

4. Diamonds

5. Almonds & Nuts

6. Medical Instruments

7. Heavy Machinery Parts

8. Medical Technology

9. Computers

10.Polymers of Ethylene

• Capacity to handle close to 18 million TEUs

• Population of 21.5 million within 2 hour truck trip from the Port

• Large business base of over 485,000 firms

• Concentration of manufacturing activity in

S. California with over 930,000 workers

• Excellent port & intermodal rail infrastructure

Source: Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp.

Port of Los AngelesThe Right Place for Business !