Gulf Coast ports most likely to be affected by further vessel rerouting

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In February 2024, container import volume at the top 10 U.S. ports decreased notably by 135,850 TEUs (-7.0%) compared to January 2024.

Gulf Coast ports most likely to be affected by further rerouting of vessels
Port terminal, Bayonne, New Jersey © Pixabay

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Gulf Coast ports most likely to be affected by further vessel rerouting

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In February 2024, container import volume at the top 10 U.S. ports decreased notably by 135,850 TEUs (-7.0%) compared to January 2024.

Gulf Coast ports most likely to be affected by further rerouting of vessels
Port terminal, Bayonne, New Jersey © Pixabay

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