Intermodal Transport Growth Halts After 25quarter Streak

Intermodal Transport Growth Halts After 25quarter Streak

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) reports the first decline in total intermodal volume after 25 consecutive quarters of growth. While domestic containers showed resilience, trailer volumes continued to decline, and international ISO container volumes fell more than expected. Companies should focus on the domestic container market, optimize transportation networks, strengthen collaboration with IMCs, monitor policy changes, diversify services, and embrace technological innovation to address market challenges and seize development opportunities.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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US Ports and Waterways Struggle Amid Infrastructure Crisis

US Ports and Waterways Struggle Amid Infrastructure Crisis

The United States' port and inland waterway infrastructure receives low ratings and faces a significant funding shortfall. This report advocates for increased investment to modernize and improve efficiency. Addressing this investment gap is crucial to reshape the future of waterborne transportation and ensure its competitiveness. Prioritizing infrastructure upgrades will enhance supply chain resilience and support economic growth by optimizing the movement of goods through ports and inland waterways.

01/19/2026 Port Encyclopedia
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Shenzhen Port Hits Record 35 Million Teus in 2023

Shenzhen Port Hits Record 35 Million Teus in 2023

In 2025, Shenzhen Port's container throughput exceeded 35 million TEUs, a year-on-year increase of over 5%, reaching a record high. Through route innovation, industrial synergy, and green intelligent operation, Shenzhen Port has not only enhanced its own competitiveness but also provided a replicable development paradigm for global ports. In the future, Shenzhen Port will continue to deepen reforms and make greater contributions to the economic development of China and the world.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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