TOP 10 busiest container ports in the U.S. based on 2021 container throughput. 1. Port of Los Angeles, California - 10.7 million TEU throughput by 2021...........

According to Descartes aggregated US Customs statistics, total imports to all US ports in September were 2,215,731 TEU, down 11% year-on-year and up 9% compared to September 2019.

On October 20, the world's largest liner company, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), announced that it will continue to expand and strengthen the coverage of its regional network in Asia, launch new services, and upgrade existing services. These adjustments will take effect before November 2022.M

On October 8, it was reported that Argentina will further strengthen import supervision to reduce the outflow of foreign exchange reserves.New measures by the Argentine government to strengthen import supervision include:Whether the size of the import application to be certified by the importer is i

The FMC announced on its official website on October 7 that it proposed a new rule for the most controversial Demurrage and Detention ......

The Port of New York and New Jersey handled a total of 843,191 TEUs in August, marking the "busiest August" in the port's history. The Port of New York and New Jersey in the US East reached a historic breakthrough in August, overtaking the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach in California in the US West to become the number one container port in the country in terms of import and export container throughput.

According to the latest capacity data from Alphaliner, as of October 4, 2022, the top 10 global liner shipping companies' capacity remained unchanged from the previous month, with a total of 6,463 container vessels currently in operation worldwide and total capacity increasing to 2,604,343,000 TEUs, equivalent to 311,011,061 million dwt.

The 2M Alliance (MSC and Maersk) has announced the suspension of its Sequoia/TP3 service in the US West due to "reduced demand in the US West market over the last few weeks".

According to the latest data released by Drewry, in weeks 39-43, the three major shipping alliances have successively cancelled a total of 101 sailings.....

According to US weather forecasters, "Ian" is expected to make landfall in western Florida on Wednesday night or Thursday morning as a Category 2 or 3 hurricane, with the storm surge expected to bring severe flooding to communities along Tampa Bay.