Port Tracker reported for October, the most recent month for which data is available, U.S-based retail container ports handled 2.21 million Twenty-Foot Equivalents (TEU), which set a new record, topping September’s 2.11 million TEU and August’s 2.1 million TEU, which marked the highest tally for containers imported in a single month, at the time, going back to when NRF first started tracking imports in 2002.
Source: logistics Mgmt
Port Tracker report highlights another monthly record and a projected annual 2020 increase
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