Volumes
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Maritime News
MSC Tests Transits as Container Volumes Rise at Suez Canal
The volume of containership transits at the Suez Canal is continuing to rise as more carriers are growing comfortable with…
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Maritime News
Port of Savannah Exports up 8 Percent in July
The Georgia Ports Authority reported exports totaled nearly 115,000 TEUs, up 7.7 percent or more than 8,200 TEUs over July…
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Geopolitical Turmoil Drives Improved Results and Higher Costs for Boxships
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd both reported quarterly earnings on Thursday, August 13, and while they highlighted the turmoil in global markets,…
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Port Houston Sees Strong Container Volumes for June, Steel Rebounds
The Houston Ship Channel region showed resilient trade activity, while Port Houston’s public terminals recorded strong June container volumes and…
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Maersk Increases Outlook to Strong Profits Based on Rate Surge and Volumes
Maersk, in a reversal of fortune, issued a strong upgrade for its 2026 outlook, increasing guidance to a solid profit…
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Marine World
Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volumes Rise in May as Import Surge Continues
The Port of Los Angeles handled 840,165 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in May, marking a 17% increase from the same…
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Retailers Forecast Early US Import Peak Season Followed by Further Declines
In an effort to get ahead of some of the potential price increases due to fuel costs and possible new…
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Port of Baltimore Had Second Best Year as Recovery Continues
The Port of Baltimore reported its second-best year ever in 2025 as it continues to recover from the devastation of…
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U.S. Container Volumes had Normalized Before Iran Despite Uncertainties
Reports indicate the U.S. import container volume was down significantly in February 2026, but despite the uncertainties in trade, the…
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Port of Los Angeles Expects Continued Weakness After January Decline
The Port of Los Angeles foresees continued weakness in container volumes for the first quarter of 2026 after a 12…
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