Container Shipping Routes
12 major container shipping routes including Asia-Europe, Trans-Pacific, and Intra-Asia lanes.
Shanghai → Los Angeles
The Trans-Pacific Eastbound route from Shanghai to Los Angeles is the busiest container shipping lane in the world, carrying electronics, apparel, furniture, and machinery from China to North American consumers.
Shanghai → Rotterdam
The Asia-Europe route from Shanghai to Rotterdam via the Suez Canal is the main artery for trade between China and Europe, carrying manufactured goods, electronics, and machinery.
Singapore → Rotterdam
The Southeast Asia to Europe route from Singapore to Rotterdam connects ASEAN manufacturing with European markets via the Suez Canal.
Shanghai → New York / New Jersey
The Trans-Pacific Eastbound route from Shanghai to New York goes via the Panama Canal, carrying goods to the densely populated US Northeast market.
Shanghai → Hamburg
The Shanghai to Hamburg route serves Central European markets, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Eastern Europe. Hamburg is a major hub for re-distribution.
Shanghai → Jebel Ali (Dubai)
The Shanghai to Dubai route serves the Middle East and Indian Ocean trade, with Jebel Ali serving as the main hub for re-distribution across the Gulf region.
Busan → Los Angeles
The Busan to Los Angeles route is the primary Trans-Pacific lane for Korean exports, including automobiles, electronics, and petrochemicals.
Los Angeles → Shanghai
The Trans-Pacific Westbound route from Los Angeles to Shanghai carries US agricultural exports, scrap materials, and pulp/paper products to China.
Shanghai → Singapore
The Intra-Asia route from Shanghai to Singapore is one of the busiest short-sea lanes in the world, supporting manufacturing supply chains in East and Southeast Asia.
Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) → Rotterdam
The India to Europe route from Mumbai to Rotterdam connects South Asian manufacturing with European markets, carrying textiles, pharmaceuticals, and engineering goods.
Santos → Rotterdam
The Santos to Rotterdam route is the main artery for South America to Europe trade, carrying Brazilian agricultural exports, meat, and minerals.
Ho Chi Minh City → Los Angeles
The Vietnam to Los Angeles route has grown rapidly in recent years, carrying apparel, electronics, and footwear from Southeast Asian manufacturing to North American consumers.