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Port of New York

The Port of New York in United States is a major Evergreen discharge port on bexy, with 45,676 tracked arrivals, most often from China, France and Netherlands.

Arrivals
45,676
Departures
0
Median planned port-to-port
33 days
Top origins
6

About the Port of New York

Cargo bound for New York is most often loaded at Shanghai, Qingdao, Xingang and Le Havre. Planned port-to-port transit to New York has a median of 33 days (middle half 26–40 days, 90% within 46 days), an estimate measured from the loaded-on-board date to the first planned arrival at New York in the carrier's routing, across 839 shipments. It weights each loading port by its number of arrivals, over the loading ports with at least 20 measured shipments, which carry 78% of the arrivals. Actual transit to New York, from the carrier's container discharge events, has a median of 35 days (middle half 29–41 days, 90% within 46 days), measured from the loaded-on-board date to the day a container was discharged at New York, across 1,084 shipments with a recorded discharge at New York. It weights each loading port by its number of arrivals, over the loading ports with at least 20 recorded discharges, which carry 83% of the arrivals.

Track an Evergreen (EGLV) shipment through New York by its Bill of Lading or container number on bexy for the vessel, voyage, port milestones and container status — free, with no account needed.

Arrivals at New York

Where cargo for New York comes from
Origin country Shipments
China [CN]40,819
France [FR]2,350
Netherlands [NL]1,025
Germany [DE]871
Belgium [BE]362
Hungary [HU]55
Loading ports feeding New York
Port of loading Shipments
Port of Shanghai [CN]22,423
Port of Qingdao [CN]12,142
Port of Xingang [CN]2,490
Port of Le Havre [FR]2,350
Port of Xiamen [CN]2,165
Port of Rotterdam [NL]1,035
Planned port-to-port transit to New York estimated (from the carrier's planned routing)
Median 33 days
Middle half (P25–P75) 26–40 days
90% within (P90) 46 days
Shipments measured 839

From the loaded-on-board date to the planned arrival at New York in the carrier's routing — estimates, port to port, with no inland leg. Volume-weighted across the loading ports with at least 20 measured shipments, which carry 78% of the arrivals.

Actual port-to-port transit to New York actual (from carrier discharge events)
Median 35 days
Middle half (P25–P75) 29–41 days
90% within (P90) 46 days
Shipments with a recorded discharge 1,084

From the loaded-on-board date to the day a container was discharged at New York, as Evergreen's container events record it — actual dates, not estimates, for only the shipments whose discharge is on record. Volume-weighted across the loading ports with at least 20 recorded discharges, which carry 83% of the arrivals.

Schedule slip vs plan at New York same shipments: actual discharge minus planned arrival
Median +2 daysafter the planned arrival
Middle half (P25–P75) +1 to +4 days
Shipments with both dates 76
Sailings (vessel voyages) 15

Per shipment, the day a container was discharged at New York minus the first planned arrival there, over only the shipments with both — whole days, exact to within a day either way; negative means ahead of plan. Each shipment is measured against its own plan, so it is not weighted by loading port. Every container on a late vessel is late together, so the slip is shown only when those shipments came on at least 5 sailings.

Recent shipments bound for New York

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Port of New York?
The Port of New York is a container shipping port in United States. bexy tracks 45,676 shipment legs moving through it.
Where does cargo arriving at the Port of New York come from?
Cargo discharged at New York most often comes from China, France, Netherlands and Germany, loaded mainly at Shanghai, Qingdao, Xingang and Le Havre. Origins are the place-of-receipt countries on the Evergreen (EGLV) Bills of Lading tracked on bexy.
How long does shipping to New York take?
Planned port-to-port transit to New York has a median of 33 days (middle half 26–40 days, 90% within 46 days), an estimate measured from the loaded-on-board date to the first planned arrival at New York in the carrier's routing, across 839 shipments. It weights each loading port by its number of arrivals, over the loading ports with at least 20 measured shipments, which carry 78% of the arrivals. These are the carrier's planned dates, port to port; any inland leg after discharge at New York adds time.
How long does shipping to New York actually take?
Actual transit to New York, from the carrier's container discharge events, has a median of 35 days (middle half 29–41 days, 90% within 46 days), measured from the loaded-on-board date to the day a container was discharged at New York, across 1,084 shipments with a recorded discharge at New York. It weights each loading port by its number of arrivals, over the loading ports with at least 20 recorded discharges, which carry 83% of the arrivals. These are actual dates from the carrier's container events, not estimates, port to port, and any inland leg after discharge adds time. They cover only shipments whose discharge at New York is on record: for most Bills of Lading bexy first reads the record after the container has been returned empty, when the discharge is no longer shown.
How busy is the Port of New York?
bexy tracks 0 export and 45,676 import shipment legs at New York. These are the Evergreen (EGLV) shipments on record, not the port's total throughput.
How do I track a shipment to the Port of New York?
Enter the Evergreen (EGLV) Bill of Lading or container number on bexy to follow the vessel, voyage and each container from departure to arrival — free, with no login.

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bexy, "Port of New York — Shipments & Routes", data as of 2026-10-06, n = 45,676 tracked shipment legs. https://bexy.io/ports/new-york

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