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  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado checks a container he has just loaded with soybean meal destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A pack of birds fly in search of food as a trailer is hoisted back at a 45-degree angle to empty is contents of compress hay cubes destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Trailers are delivered here where their contents must be transferred to a shipping container prior to shipping. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas.

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers use straps to tie down open freight cars at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers use straps to tie down open freight cars at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Mike Mills orchestrates the container trucks set to be loaded with pressed hay cubes destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Mike Mills waits to off load pressed hay cubes destined for Japan onto a container at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Mills has worked for Harbor Grain Terminal since 1974. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Samuel Sandovar shovels compress hay cubes destined for Japan that fell off of the conveyor belt into a front loader at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Trailers delivered must have their content transferred to shipping containers prior to shipping. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado, right, hammers the side of a freight car to help the soybean meal inside drop out at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ....

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado checks the site where soybean meal is moved from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Soy meal destined for Japan is dropped from the bottom of a freight car onto a conveyer belt at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. Hammers and mallets are used to bang on the cars to make sure that all the meal drops our of them. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 -Samuel Sandovar watches as soybean meal is moved from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado works the machine that moves soybean meal from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers move packs of pressed cotton destined for China into shipping containers in at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. Dwight Robinson, Vice President of Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal, says, "We are doing everything we can to make sure the containers are packed as efficiently as possible."...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Daniel Torres, left, and Emilio Razo work to prepare a container for sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers move packs of pressed cotton destined for China into shipping containers in at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. Dwight Robinson, Vice President of Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal, says, "We are doing everything we can to make sure the containers are packed as efficiently as possible."...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Luis M. Razo in the haze created by transferring sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan from a freight car into onto a container at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Emilio Razo, right, uses an air hose to clean the transport lines along the rails for the next freight load of sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A view of the underground the transport lines used to move sugar beets and corm meal at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 -Emilio Razo opens the freight container of sugar beets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ....

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan flow from a freight car into and underground transfer system that moves it onto a container at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Emilio Razo cleans the transport lines along the rails for the next freight load of sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Emilio Razo, right, uses an air hose to clean the transport lines along the rails for the next freight load of sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A worker uses an air hose to remove the remnants of soybean meal at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers during a shift change at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The terminal is open 24-hours a day. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Containers moving by train at the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - The MSC Bruxelles is loaded at the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A view of shipping containers at the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A view of the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A view of shipping containers at the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A view of shipping containers at the Port of Long Beach. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado, left, and Samuel Sandovar check a container he has just loaded with soybean meal destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A trailer is hoisted back at a 45-degree angle to empty is contents of compress hay cubes destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Trailers are delivered here where their contents must be transferred to a shipping container prior to shipping. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers use straps to tie down open freight cars at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Remnants of pressed hay cubes destined for Japan lie on the ground at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Emilio Razo cleans the transport lines along the rails for the next freight load of sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A trailer is hoisted back at a 45-degree angle to empty is contents of compress hay cubes destined for Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Trailers are delivered here where their contents must be transferred to a shipping container prior to shipping. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ....

  • Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A detail of the machine used to move sugar beet pellets destined for Korea and Japan at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado, left, and Samuel Sandovar, watch as soybean meal is moved from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ....

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado checks the site where soybean meal is moved from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder, is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado works the machine that moves soybean meal from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado works the machine that moves soybean meal from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado works the machine that moves soybean meal from rail cars to containers at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The meal, which is a fine powder is dropped onto a conveyer belt from the rail car. The conveyer than moves it into a machine that blows it into a container. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - The fine particles of soybean meal glisten in the light below a conveyer belt moving the product from rail cars to container at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - ..A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ..

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Birds fly overhead in search of food at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. The company, which was started in 1958, transfers grain products from trailers and boxcars into shipping containers. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas.....

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Workers move packs of pressed cotton destined for China into shipping containers in at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. Dwight Robinson, Vice President of Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal, says, "We are doing everything we can to make sure the containers are packed as efficiently as possible."...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Trailers packed in at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal wait their turn to have their contents transferred into shipping containers. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - A portrait of worker Ricardo Ramos at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. .

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - From left, a portrait of Emilio Razo, Daniel Torres and Luis M. Razo at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. Demand for U.S. products is spiking in Asia, thanks to a weak dollar and quicker economic recovery. However, decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ...

  • CREDIT: Daryl Peveto/LUCEO for The Wall Street Journal.Exports 2032..Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2010 - Victor Maldonado hammers the side of a freight car to help the soybean meal inside drop out at the Los Angeles Harbor Grain Terminal. A decline in U.S. consumption has left exports short of a good exit strategy. In 2009, imports fell 28%. This has created a bottleneck for exports, which need the shipping containers to move product overseas. ....

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