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Broad impact of US tariffs felt by key global trade partners

The container shipping landscape between the United States and its top trade partners has been impacted by President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs.

In March, US container imports increased by 6.3% over February and 11% compared to the same month last year. While the growth reflects the additional business days in March, it also reinforces the strong performance in January at the start of the year when container import volumes surpassed 2.4 million TEUs.



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