Hong Kong April throughput–it could have been worse
Recorded container throughput in April at the Port of Hong Kong fell by 7.3% compared with a year ago, the largest monthly fall since January 2020, as demand fell as a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic. Total box volumes in April were 1.459m teu.
2026-08-07
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