Peaking like it’s 2019: 2023 US peak season supply chain activity — Panjiva
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Peaking like it’s 2019: 2023 US peak season supply chain activity

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• US import activity has slowed throughout 2023, culminating in a 12% year-over-year drop in seaborne imports of containerized freight in August. While maritime containerized freight represents 32% of total imports by value, it is nonetheless indicative of slowing supply chain activity more broadly at the start of the traditional peak shipping season.
• A drop in shipments of consumer discretionary goods was led in absolute terms by a 22% slide in apparel imports, including lower back-to-school products. Shipments of leisure goods (toys and fitness) also fell by 22% while consumer ...

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