The Port of Los Angeles began 2025 by processing 924,245 TEUs in January, the busiest start in the Port’s 117-year history and an eight percent increase over last year. #PortofLosAngeles #January #CaliforniaRetailersAssociation #Shipping

The Port of Los Angeles began 2025 by processing 924,245 TEUs in January, the busiest start in the Port’s 117-year history and an eight percent increase over last year. #PortofLosAngeles #January #CaliforniaRetailersAssociation #Shipping

Total cargo volumes through Brussels Airport increased by eight percent in January to reach 59,385 tonnes. Air cargo volumes also saw a 11 percent increase, reaching a total of 51,526 tonnes. #BrusselsAirport #January2025 #aircargo #aircraft #Asia #Africa #NorthAmerica

Merchandise exports declined two percent to $36.43 billion in January 2025 as against $37.32 billion in January 2024. #FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #Merchandiseexports #electronicsexports #imports #trade #Gems #pharma #riceexports

The Port of Long Beach started the new year with its strongest January on record and its second-busiest month ever, largely driven by retailers moving cargo ahead of the anticipated tariffs on goods from China, Mexico and Canada. #PortofLongBeach #China #Mexico #Canada #cargo #shipping

The Port of Long Beach started the new year with its strongest January on record and its second-busiest month ever, largely driven by retailers moving cargo ahead of the anticipated tariffs on goods from China, Mexico and Canada. #PortofLongBeach #China #Mexico #Canada #cargo #shipping

Frankfurt Airport handled 148,321 tonnes of cargo in January 2025, a drop of 3.9 percent compared to January 2024. #FrankfurtAirport #January2025 #aircargo #aircraft #LufthansaGroup #China

European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has released its monthly orders and deliveries report for January 2025. Notably, regarding its upcoming new freighter, the Airbus A350F, the manufacturer has received 63 aircraft orders to date (31st January 2025). #A350F #Airbus #Aircargo #EtihadCargo #aircargo #aircraft

Worldwide air cargo recorded a two percent year-on-year (YoY) tonnage increase in January, well below the +11 percent average growth last year, facing tougher comparison figures, moderating e-commerce volumes and an earlier-than-last-year slowdown ahead of Lunar New Year (LNY) holidays in East Asia. #WorldACDMarketData #WorldACD #China #AsiaPacific #US #deminimis #LunarNewYear #EastAsia #aircargo #aircraft

Ship capacity in deadweight tonnes transiting through the Panama Canal between September 2024 and January 2025 was 10 percent lower than the 2019-22 average, according to the latest update from BIMCO. #PanamaCanal #PanamaCanalAuthority #DonaldTrump #China #BIMCO #shipping

Ship capacity in deadweight tonnes transiting through the Panama Canal between September 2024 and January 2025 was 10 percent lower than the 2019-22 average, according to the latest update from BIMCO. #PanamaCanal #PanamaCanalAuthority #DonaldTrump #China #BIMCO #shipping

2025 began with lower-than-expected growth in global air cargo demand in January of just two percent year-on-year compared to the double-digit monthly increases throughout last year, but fears of a trade war over tariffs impacting volumes and growth forecasts for the year are premature, according to the latest update from Xeneta. #Xeneta #DonaldTrump #China #aircargo #aircraft