October Import Cargo to Remain Strong Despite Three-Day Strike
Global Port Tracker report predicts that imports at the nation’s major container ports should continue at elevated levels…
Press Releases October 8, 2024
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September Import Cargo to Remain Elevated Ahead of Possible Port Strike
September is forecast at 2.31 million TEU, up 14% year over year.
Press Releases September 10, 2024Monthly Import Cargo Continues Peak Season Surge
The import numbers come as NRF is forecasting that 2024 retail sales will grow between 2.5% and 3.5%…
Press Releases August 9, 2024
Import Cargo Slowing Along with Spending Growth
Cargo volumes will still be strong the rest of the year, but not as high as expected a…
Press Releases October 10, 2023Imports for First Half of 2023 Expected to be 22% Below Same Time Last Year
The lower numbers are expected despite increased consumer spending, according to the Global Port Tracker report.
Press Releases June 7, 2023
Imports Expected to Remain Below 2022 Most of This Year
The first half of 2023 is now forecast at 10.4 million TEU, down 22.8% from the first half…
Press Releases May 9, 2023
U.S. Ports Set Another Record
Volume remains high and West Coast labor contract talks continue.
Press Releases July 8, 2022
U.S. Ports Remain at Near-Record Volume
The consumer demand continues and West Coast contract deadline approaches.
Press Releases June 9, 2022
Near-Record Import Levels Expected at U.S. Ports as Congestion Continues
Consumers are still spending and the supply chain is still working to keep up, according to NRF.
Press Releases March 8, 2022
