Container flows in world trade, U.S. waterborne commerce and rail shipments in North America markets

Container flows in world trade, U.S. waterborne commerce and rail shipments in North America markets

by William W. Wilson

Book 203 of UGPTI department publication --

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The analysis describes world trade in containers by country, through time, by importers and exporters, and by port areas. In addition, it includes an analysis of containerization of cargo. Specifically, we used the data to analyze the extent that cargos that traditionally were shipped in bulk, have become to be shipped in containers. We refer to this as containerization. This report also shows the results of an analysis of U.S. container movements by rail.

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