The ISL Monthly Container Port Monitor (MCPM) is the ideal tool for keeping track of the most recent container traffic developments. It allows ports and operators to benchmark their performance against the latest regional and global trends.
The MCPM is based on approx. 60 major world container ports handling more than half of total world container traffic. It includes:
•Container traffic growth compared to previous month and
compared to same month last year per range*
•Quarterly traffic in TEU per port**
The MCPM has been redesigned in 2008 and is now available on-line in MS Excel format, updated once per month. Time lags and coverage depend on our data providers and may be subject to change.
* Ranges covered are:
North America East Coast, North America West Coast, Central & South America, China, Japan/South Korea/Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Middle East, North Sea, Baltic Sea and South Europe
Ports covered: Aden (Yemen), Algeciras - La Linea (Spain), Antwerp (Belgium), Bandar Abbas (Iran), Bangkok (Thailand), Barcelona (Spain), Bremen/Bremerhaven (Germany), Buenaventura (Colombia), Busan (South Korea), Charleston (USA), Dubai Ports (UAE), Dublin (Ireland), Durban (South Africa), Genoa (Italy), Gioia Tauro (Italy), Guangzhou (China), Hamburg (Germany), Hong Kong (China), Inchon (South Korea), Itajai (Brazil), Kaohsiung (Taiwan), Keelung (Taiwan), Kobe (Japan), Kwangyang (South Korea), Laem Chabang (Thailand), Le Havre (France), Long Beach (USA), Los Angeles (USA), Manzanillo (Mexico), Marseilles (France), Montevideo (Uruguay), Montreal (Canada), Nagoya (Japan), New York/New Jersey (USA), Nhava Sheva (India), Ningbo (China), Oakland (USA), Port of Virginia (USA), Qingdao (China), Rotterdam (Netherlands), Salalah (Oman), Santos (Brazil), Savannah (USA), Seattle (USA), Shanghai (China), Shenzhen (China), Singapore (Singapore), Sydney (Australia), Tacoma (USA), Taichung (Taiwan), Tianjin (China), Valencia (Spain), Vancouver (Canada), Veracruz (Mexico), Xiamen (China), Yokohama (Japan), and Zeebrugge (Belgium)
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