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Container shipping chart showing monthly scheduled capacity across the top 10 trade corridors

Container shipping capacity continues to grow despite regional disruptions

Horizontal bar chart comparing 2016 (blue) and 2023 (yellow) normalized degree centrality for the world's top 10 ports, showing Zhoushan highest, followed by Shanghai and Hong Kong; Canada section appears below with top 5 ports such as Vancouver, Halifax, Montréal, New Westminster, and St John's.

Canadian ports lose ground in global shipping networks

Global container shipping capacity rising from 15.7 million TEU in April 2025 to 16.4 million TEU in April 2026

Container shipping capacity grows as disruptions reshape global trade lanes

Chart showing containership capacity deployment by major carriers on Intra-Far East routes

Containership capacity rises as trade routes shift and diversions reshape global shipping

Container port reliability versus connectivity, showing the complexity trap at mega container hubs

Container port reliability and the complexity trap of mega-hub connectivity

Asia–Pacific maritime trade flows by sub-region in 2024.

Asia-Pacific maritime trade remains the backbone of global flows

Chart showing average container-ship waiting times in port for developing and developed countries from 2016 to 2025.

Asia Pacific maritime transformation demands action on connectivity, resilience and green shipping

Port-connectivity

Port development for strengthening maritime connectivity in the Pacific

Container shipping

Container Shipping Market – Quarterly Review

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