EnThe Northwest Seaport Alliance have stated that container shipment data for April suggest a better outlook for 2016 than they originally anticipated. One encouraging sign for U.S. exporters is a reduced proportion of empty containers being exported. This suggests a more balanced trade with Asian trading partners. The alliance includes the ports of Seattle and
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