'Pop-up' at Seattle port aims to fill empty shipping containers bound for Asia

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will soon be offering $200 to $400 bounties for containers packed with agricultural goods delivered to a 49-acre pop-up site near the Seattle shipping terminals.

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