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19 October 2026

COSCO Shipping Ports throughput jumps in September

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COSCO Shipping Ports throughput jumps in September

COSCO Shipping Ports handled 11. 04 million TEUs across its global terminal portfolio in September 2026, representing a 15. 7% increase compared with the same month last year. The latest performance lifted the terminal operator’s total container throughput for the first nine months of the year to 93. 91 million TEUs, up 8.

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