Why are No Ultra Large Container Vessels Sailing to the United States

Explore the colossal world of ultra-large container vessels in this detailed analysis. Discover why these giants of the sea, capable of carrying up to 20,000 TEUs, are reshaping global trade routes but still bypass the United States. We'll dive into the intricacies of international shipping lanes, uncover the strategic choices behind these routes, and reveal the impact of geopolitical tensions on maritime logistics. Join us as we navigate the complex waters of global trade and maritime strategy.
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[@mellissadalby1402]

TEU stands for "Twenty foot Equivalent Units". The word "Ton" is not included in that acronym.
That was only the first fact you got wrong.
Please do your research BEFORE making the video.

[@rogerdc7279]

That doesn't make sense.
The reason, as you say, but only on the end, is that the US port faculities are not capable of processing the huge numbers of traphic and that causes high delays on the on ans off load of goods, which makes the costs very high.

[@Iamjamessmith1]

Could it work around for Newark NJ be that ultra large shipping containers are somehow transferred to a couple of smaller ships just offshore and then brought to Newark?

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

short answer?