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The top 13 ports in the annual ranking for tariffs and route-related levies
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2025-10-11
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According to reports from Jagran Josh, a New Delhi-based educational website, global port efficiency has come under pressure this year. This is due to the surge in traffic on routes around the Red Sea, delays at the Panama Canal, and the knock-on impacts these issues have had on the global supply chain.As a result, even top-tier ports are being put to the test. According to data from the World Bank, East Asian seaports continue to maintain their dominance in terms of container throughput and operational resilience.
Below is a list of the world’s 13 busiest seaports, ranked by container volume (measured in TEUS, or Twenty-foot Equivalent Units). This ranking includes ports that have recorded the highest container throughput in recent years:
Shanghai(The largest port): 49 million TEUS
Singapore: 39 million TEUS
Ningbo-Zhoushan: 49 million TEUS
Shenzhen: 35 million TEUS
Guangzhou: 25 million TEUS
Qingdao: 26 million TEUS
Busan: 22 million TEUS
Tianjin: 21 million TEUS
Jebel Ali: 14 million TEUS
Port Klang: 14 million TEUS
Rotterdam: 13 million TEUS
Antwerp-Bruges: 49 million TEUS
Below is a list of the world’s 13 busiest seaports, ranked by container volume (measured in TEUS, or Twenty-foot Equivalent Units). This ranking includes ports that have recorded the highest container throughput in recent years:
Shanghai(The largest port): 49 million TEUS
Singapore: 39 million TEUS
Ningbo-Zhoushan: 49 million TEUS
Shenzhen: 35 million TEUS
Guangzhou: 25 million TEUS
Qingdao: 26 million TEUS
Busan: 22 million TEUS
Tianjin: 21 million TEUS
Jebel Ali: 14 million TEUS
Port Klang: 14 million TEUS
Rotterdam: 13 million TEUS
Antwerp-Bruges: 49 million TEUS