The data shows the cost of shipping grain from the U.S. Gulf and Pacific Northwest to Japan in dollar per metric ton.

The container vessel fleet dataset provides the number and capacity of the global container vessel fleet as provided and collected by Drewry, Drewry’s Shipping Insight

The dataset provides agricultural import and export shipments by U.S. port and identifies whether the shipments are refrigerated or dry.

This combo graph shows the spread between Gulf- and PNW-to-Japan Rates and port region shares of grain exports.

This dataset combines annual global container vessel fleet data from Drewry Shipping Insight and average annual ocean container freight rates from the Port of Los Angeles, CA, to Shanghai, China, from the Drewry Container Freight Rate Insight.

Query from U.S. vs Brazil transportation costs data to calculate origin-destination pair spreads.

This line chart shows the number of vessels expected to be loaded in the next 10 days out of the Gulf. The weekly data is broken out by year, providing a seasonal comparison to the same week in previous years.

The line graph shows the ocean freight rates for transporting a metric ton of grain from the U.S. Gulf and Pacific Northwest to Japan, and the spread (difference) between the two rates.

Bulk vessel size and capacity in million deadweight tonnages. This data contains bulk vessel fleet in numbers and deadweight tons capacity, per year and by type of vessels.

This data describes the weekly ocean-going grain vessel loading activity in the U.S. Gulf and the Pacific Northwest. This data is collected weekly from the local grain export elevators.