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(6 articles)U.S. Container Imports Hit 3rd-Highest Monthly Record
U.S. containerized imports surged to 2.60 million TEUs in August 2026, marking the third-highest monthly volume on record and representing a notable 3.8% month-over-month increase. This growth defies
U.S. Container Imports Surge 4.5% in July Amid Peak Season
U.S. containerized imports rebounded strongly in July, growing 4.5% month-over-month to 2.51 million TEUs as the traditional peak shipping season gained momentum. China led the charge with a 7.2% volu
U.S. Imports Expected to Decline Through 2026 After Peak
U.S.-bound import volumes are projected to decline over the balance of 2026 following an earlier peak season, according to logistics market indicators. This cyclical pattern reflects post-peak demand
Circle Logistics Scales Drayage to Handle U.S. Port Surge
Circle Logistics is highlighting its enhanced drayage capabilities in response to accelerating demand at U.S. ports, signaling both strong underlying cargo volumes and competitive positioning in the l
U.S. Port Congestion Triggers Shipping Container Shortage
Port congestion across U.S. terminals is creating an acute shortage of available shipping containers, a secondary but severe consequence of capacity constraints. When ports become congested, container
Port Congestion Drives Retail Shortages Across U.S.
A logistics expert-led investigation into U.S. port congestion reveals systemic inefficiencies that are cascading shortages through retail supply chains. The analysis indicates that port gridlock—driv