The Port of Los Angeles saw cargo volumes for August drop 15% year over year, moving about 806,000 TEUs last month, according to initial data released by the port Thursday. This comes after the nation’s busiest seaport experienced record-shattering cargo numbers in 2021 and the first part of this year. At a media briefing, port Executive Director Gene Seroka said that some fall and winter season goods that usually come in August have been arriving sooner to ensure that goods reach their destination in time. “Additionally, inflationary concerns and elevated inventory levels have made some retailers and e-commerce sellers more…