Port Indicators and Statistics
Review of Maritime Transport
The Review of Maritime Transport is a recurrent publication prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat
since 1968 with the aim of fostering the transparency of maritime markets and analysing relevant
developments. This edition of the report covers data and events from January 2024 until June 2025.
For the 2025 Review of the Maritime Transport, please click here.
Lloyd’s List One Hundred Ports
For the 2025 Lloyd's List One Hundred Ports, please click here.
Logistics Performance Index (LPI)
The 2025 edition of the Logistics Performance Indicators (LPI 2.0) brings a fundamental redesign of the World Bank’s former survey-based Logistics Performance Index toward a system grounded in shipment-level, operational data. Drawing on large-scale tracking data from maritime, aviation, and postal operators, the LPI 2.0 provides standardized and comparable measures of supply chain connectivity, speed, and reliability across countries and over time.
For the 2025 Logistics Performance Index, please click here.
Container Port Performance Index (CPPI)
The Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) 2025 provides a global, data-driven assessment of container port performance based on observed vessel time in port. Developed by the World Bank and S\&P Global Market Intelligence, the CPPI has become an established benchmark for comparing port efficiency across locations, regions, and income groups, and for tracking performance over time.
For the 2025 Container Port Performance Index, please click here.
Port Traffic Statistics in Colombia
The Superintendencia de Transporte, which administers, facilitates, promotes and pushes the national maritime and river port activity in Colombia, carries out a statistical operation that has DANE data certification.
For the statistics and the Port Traffic Bulletin, please click here.
Port Statistics Platform (PEP) in Guatemala
The National Port Commission (CPN), whose activities are focused on port activities and regional maritime transport, is responsible for conducting studies and research, through the Directorate of Ports and Maritime Transport, through the periodic collection of statistical data related to the National Port System of Guatemala, providing information of a technical, investigative and informative nature.
Currently, the CPN has the Port Statistics Platform -PEP-, an advanced tool meticulously designed to collect, organize, visualize and analyze vital statistical data related to the port activity of the State of Guatemala.
This platform guarantees the provision of detailed and updated information on the movement of general cargo, containerized cargo, liquid and solid bulk cargo, as well as containers and vessels in each of Guatemala's ports.
For the Port Statistics Platform, please click here.
Integration of Statistics on Movement and Port Operation in Mexico
The Ports and Merchant Marine Unit (UPMM) of the Mexican Secretariat of the Navy, promotes maritime transport and merchant marine. On their website, they share statistics on port movement, cruise ship arrivals and the performance of port operations.
For the statistics on movement and port operation in Mexico, please click here.