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Port Houston handled 369,899 TEUs in July, a 6% drop from 392,829 TEUs in July 2025, according to Freightwaves. The port’s container activity slowed after a frontloading surge earlier in 2026.
A global containership orderbook now represents almost 40% of the existing fleet, with most new orders for large vessels. The build-up could outpace trade growth, affecting freight rates and port operations.
Americold's cold storage facilities can maintain safe temperatures for up to a week during a power outage, thanks to advanced engineering and strategic planning