Port of Oakland November 2025: Export Growth Amidst Market Correction

Port of Oakland ((Photo: Port of Oakland / Phaata)

The Port of Oakland has released its operational data for November 2025, revealing a mixed picture between total volume and export performance.

Specifically, the port handled 174,239 TEUs, reflecting a 4.1% decrease year-on-year (YoY) and a 4.7% drop compared to October. This decline is viewed as consistent with typical seasonal slowing and ongoing adjustments in global shipping patterns.

Bright Spot from Exports

Despite the decline in total volume, loaded cargo remained stable thanks to the growth momentum in export activities.

Loaded exports reached 68,824 TEUs, up 3.3% YoY and 4.0% compared to October. These figures strongly reinforce the Port of Oakland's role as a leading U.S. gateway for agricultural commodities and the nation's top port for refrigerated goods (reefers).

Conversely, loaded imports stood at 73,092 TEUs, down 9.3% YoY and 11.1% month-on-month, reflecting a continued moderation in import demand.

Leadership Insight

Assessing performance amidst market volatility, Bryan Brandes, the Port’s Maritime Director, commented that even as the market recalibrates, the exporters are moving goods consistently, and efficient terminal operations are supporting balanced cargo flows and reliable service.

Larger Vessel Trends and Operational Optimization

Total loaded containers (combining exports and imports) reached 141,915 TEUs, down 3.6% YoY, but remained relatively stable compared to October.

Empty containers dropped to 32,324 TEUs, a decrease of 6.4% YoY and 6.3% month-on-month. This is primarily attributed to carrier equipment repositioning rather than shifts in actual cargo demand.

Another notable trend is the number of vessel calls. In November, the port recorded 76 calls, down 8.4% YoY and 11.6% compared to October. This indicates that carriers are continuing to deploy larger vessels and consolidate service loops. However, fewer vessel calls accompanied by higher average cargo per vessel helped maintain overall cargo throughput at the terminals.

Overall, November's performance reflects the Port of Oakland's ability to navigate changing market conditions, with export strength and operational efficiency serving as the pillars supporting steady cargo flows.

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Nguồn: Phaata.com (Theo Port of Oakland / Container News)

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