Last month, Chinese ports handled 1.53 billion tons of goods, a volume that represents an increase of +7.0% on July 2024 and the new record for this month. The new peak relating to July is such both for the goods handled from seaports to 979.7 million tonnes (+5.6%) and for goods passing through inland ports which amounted to 557.5 million tons (+9.5%). So too the only foreign traffic handled in July 2025 from Chinese ports set a new record for this month having amounted to 474.6 million tonnes (+5.5%), with new peaks for international goods passed through both ports maritime ports and inland ports were respectively equal to 427.6 million tonnes (+6.1%) and 47.0 million tonnes (+0.9%).

Even the only containerized traffic handled by the ports set a new record for the month of July being amounted to 26.4 million TEUs (+3.1%).

In the first seven months of 2025, Chinese ports handled 10.44 million tonnes of goods, with a increase of +4.4% over the same period last year, of which 6.68 billion tonnes handled by seaports (+2.9%) and 3.76 billion tons from inland ports (+7.2%). The foreign traffic alone amounted to 3.21 billion tons (+2.4%), of which 2.88 billion tons handled seaports (+2.2%) and 328.0 million tonnes from Inland Port (+3.9%).

In the period January-July of this year, the traffic of the Container shipping in seaports was 178.7 million TEUs (+6,5%).