Port cargo value

STO-REC-STAT01M2KJT1 Official
300 billionUSD

United States · 2025

Port cargo value in United States stood at 300 billion USD in 2025 (MARAD).

Original source
Publisher
MARAD
Authority tier
T1 Official
Locator
Port will trial SMRs, port microgrids, and advanced vessel propulsion systems
Retrieved
15 Sep 2026
Status
Verified

What the source says

“We’re building the Port of the Future in Long Beach, where we’ve led in global trade by moving $300 billion in cargo annually to support 2.7 million American jobs, and we will continue our tradition of leadership as we partner to advance nuclear energy in maritime and beyond.”

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APA
U.S. Maritime Administration. (2025). Trump’s Transportation Department and Port of Long Beach Sign Agreement to Test Nuclear-Powered Vessels. Retrieved September 15, 2026, from https://www.maritime.dot.gov/newsroom/trumps-transportation-department-and-port-long-beach-sign-agreement-test-nuclear-powered. Via StatOrigin, https://statorigin.org/stat/stat_01M2KJ7XCDABV5TTJ4FY0D22B8
MLA
U.S. Maritime Administration. "Trump’s Transportation Department and Port of Long Beach Sign Agreement to Test Nuclear-Powered Vessels." 2025, https://www.maritime.dot.gov/newsroom/trumps-transportation-department-and-port-long-beach-sign-agreement-test-nuclear-powered. Accessed 15 Sept. 2026 via StatOrigin, https://statorigin.org/stat/stat_01M2KJ7XCDABV5TTJ4FY0D22B8.
Chicago
U.S. Maritime Administration. "Trump’s Transportation Department and Port of Long Beach Sign Agreement to Test Nuclear-Powered Vessels." 2025. https://www.maritime.dot.gov/newsroom/trumps-transportation-department-and-port-long-beach-sign-agreement-test-nuclear-powered. Accessed September 15, 2026. Cited from StatOrigin, https://statorigin.org/stat/stat_01M2KJ7XCDABV5TTJ4FY0D22B8.
BibTeX
@misc{marad2025port0d22b8, author = {{U.S. Maritime Administration}}, title = {Trump’s Transportation Department and Port of Long Beach Sign Agreement to Test Nuclear-Powered Vessels}, year = {2025}, howpublished = {StatOrigin, https://statorigin.org}, url = {https://statorigin.org/stat/stat_01M2KJ7XCDABV5TTJ4FY0D22B8}, note = {Original source: https://www.maritime.dot.gov/newsroom/trumps-transportation-department-and-port-long-beach-sign-agreement-test-nuclear-powered. Accessed September 15, 2026.} }

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Primary Source

Publisher
U.S. Maritime Administration · homepage ↗
Authority tier
Tier 1 · Multilateral Official
Report
Trump’s Transportation Department and Port of Long Beach Sign Agreement to Test Nuclear-Powered Vessels
Type
Press release
Published
Locator
Port will trial SMRs, port microgrids, and advanced vessel propulsion systems
Retrieved
15 September 2026
Link status
Reachable (HTTP 200)
Report licence
See source

Verification & Integrity

Audit status
Verified
Review protocol
Editorial review
Checked on
15 September 2026
Last revision
15 September 2026
Archival URI
/stat/stat_01M2KJ7XCDABV5TTJ4FY0D22B8