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U.S. Container Imports Hit Record High as China Trade Surges, Port Delays Mount

China-origin cargo rebounded as East and Gulf Coast ports gained share and average transit delays rose to 6.3 days, Descartes said.

October 2026 container imports reached an all-time high of 2.67 million TEUs, according to Descartes, as China-origin cargo rebounded, East and Gulf Coast ports gained ground, and global shipping faced continued uncertainty over trade policy, maritime security and critical shipping routes.U.S.

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Maritime Reporter broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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