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26.08.21
Alphaliner: Decreases in Calls at Port of Destination Lead to Congestion
Congestion is and will remain a growing problem for the liner sector. Climate change resulting in extreme weather with typhoons, heavy rainfall, but also periods of excessive drought, is increasing...
26.08.20
Containers to/from LA Ports Fall 5.8% to 960K TEUs in July
The Port of Los Angeles processed 960,464 TEUs of containers in July, down 5.8% year on year, making it the second-busiest July in the port’s history after July 2025. Loaded imports reached 499,552...
26.08.19
US Container Imports from Asia Decrease 5.3% in July
U.S. container imports from 10 major Asian economies amounted to 1.82 million TEUs in July (based on volumes at ports of origin), down 5.3% year on year, according to statistics compiled by Descart...
26.08.18
Foreign-Trade, Domestic Feeder Containers to/from Hakata Decrease 5.6% to 75K TEUs in May
The Port of Hakata handled a combined 75,269 TEUs of foreign-trade and domestic feeder containers in May, down 5.6% year on year, according to the Fukuoka City Government’s Port and Airport Bureau....
26.08.17
WCI Increases for 2 Consecutive Weeks
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) increased 1% from the previous week to $4,339 per FEU in Week 33, driven by higher rates on the trans-Pacific trade route. The index, which continued to...
26.08.14
NCFI Increases for 2 B2B Weeks
The composite Ningbo Containerized Freight Index (NCFI) increased 3.2% to 2,423.1 points in Week 32, marking two back-to-back weeks of growth, despite various freight rate fluctuations on trade lan...
26.08.13
SCFI Rises for 2 Consecutive Weeks
The composite Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI) stood at 3,276.14 points in Week 32, up 2.2% from the previous week, marking two back-to-back weeks of growth, according to the Shanghai Sh...
26.08.12
Report: US Container Imports to Remain High in Aug. Before Declining
This year’s peak shipping season is coming to an end, with import volumes at U.S. major container ports expected to remain high in August before starting to decline for the remainder of the year, a...
26.08.10
WCI Edges up 1% in Week 32, Rebounding after 3 Weeks of Decline
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) rebounded after three consecutive weeks of decline, edging up 1% from the previous week to $4,297 per FEU in Week 32. The increase was supported by higher rat...
26.08.07
Sea-Intelligence: Imports to NAWC Increase in Q2 Prior to July New Tariffs
Across major North America West Coast (NAWC) container ports, the second quarter of 2026 was defined by regulatory volatility, regional volume divergence, and empty container repositioning dynamics...
