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Map: U.S. Ports and Container Flow Shifts (2022–2025)

Map: U.S. Ports and Container Flow Shifts (2022–2025)

Tip: Click any port marker to view the YoY change label. Replace the sample numbers in the script with your verified data.

Chart: Imports from China vs Mexico/Vietnam/India (2022–2025)

Infographic: Top 5 Risks to Global Shipping in 2025

1. Geopolitical Tensions – Trade disputes, sanctions, and regional conflicts disrupting routes and insurance costs.
2. Port Congestion – Infrastructure and labor bottlenecks leading to delays and demurrage.
3. Cybersecurity Threats – Increasing attacks on terminal systems, AIS, and logistics platforms.
4. Climate & Weather Risks – Storms, flooding, and rising seas affecting port operations and routing.
5. Fuel & Energy Volatility – Rising fuel costs and decarbonization investments altering shipping economics.

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