The ports surveyed in the report include: Los Angeles/Long Beach; Oakland; Tacoma; Seattle; Houston; New York/New Jersey; Hampton Roads; Charleston, and Savannah; Miami; Jacksonville; and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Port Everglades. “We have seen the implementation of reciprocal tariffs across the globe, with a number of key trading partners being subjected to tariffs higher than the earlier 10% tariffs,” NRF Vice President for Supply Chain and Customs Policy Jonathan Gold said. “We also continue to see more and more sectoral tariffs impacting a wider scope of products. This tally would mark the second highest-volume month on record, trailing May 2022, at 2.4 million TEU. For the first half of 2025, Port Tracker said that total volume, at 12.53 million TEU, rose 3.5% annually, with calendar year 2025 expected to be down 3.4% annually, to 24.7 million TEU.