Port Hong Kong (China) container throughput down by 5.6pct YoY in Jan-Sep’18 Port Hong Kong (China) container throughput down by 5.6pct YoY in Jan-Sep’18 In January-September 2018, port Hong Kong (China) handled 14.69 million TEUs (-5.6%, YoY). According to the port authority, the port’s largest terminal Kwai Tsing handled to 12.53 million TEUs (-5.6%), other terminals handled 3.16 million TEUs (-5.3%). Port Hong Kong is one of the world’s largest ports. It is capable of handling 456,000 vessels per year. In 2017, the port’s container throughput hit 20.75 million TEUs. Source : Strategic Research Institute, SteelGuru
The port of Hong Kong handled 14.69 million TEU between Q1 and Q3 of 2018, a 5.6% decrease in throughput from the same period in 2017. The largest terminal at the site, Kwai Tsing, handled 12.53 million TEU, down 5.6% YoY, while the other terminals saw a 5.3% YoY drop at 14.69 million TEUs ( TEU. One of the world's largest ports, Hong Kong can handle 456,000 vessels per year. It had throughput of 20.75 million TEU in 2017.