Ports in the United Kingdom handled 10.83 million TEUs in 2025, representing a 13% year-on-year increase. Total throughput reached 10,828,300 TEUs, compared with 9,621,500 TEUs in 2024 and 9,090,100 TEUs in 2023. London drives UK container growth The Port of London accounted for the largest part of the increase. The figures combine throughput from London Gateway and Tilbury. London handled 2,802,600 TEUs in 2025, up 56% from 1,801,000 TEUs in 2024. Therefore, annual volume increased by approximately one million TEUs. Thamesport also recorded strong growth. Its throughput increased by 67% to 156,800 TEUs, according to Dynaliners. UK port container throughput Port 2025 share Annual change 2025 TEUs 2024 TEUs 2023 TEUs Felixstowe 33% 0% 3,599,800 3,611,000 3,246,100 Aberdeen 0% -14% 1,800 2,100 2,500 Belfast 2% 2% 222,800 219,000 221,900 Bristol 1% -15% 54,200 63,500 69,200 Dover 0% 19% 11,500 9,700 4,200 Grangemouth 2% 0% 223,000 223,700 231,500 Greenock 1% -12% 60,400 68,500 75,600 Hull 2% -10% 232,700 257,400 281,200 Immingham 3% 11% 369,600 332,000 307,300 Liverpool 7% 2% 765,200 746,800 672,900 London 26% 56% 2,802,600 1,801,000 1,717,900 Portsmouth 0% 4% 29,300 28,300 32,300 Southampton 18% 8% 1,946,900 1,805,700 1,761,500 Teesport 3% -1% 314,500 318,700 312,900 Thamesport 1% 67% 156,800 94,000 106,300 Tyne 0% -7% 37,200 40,000 46,900 Total 100% 13% 10,828,300 9,621,500 9,090,100 The post United Kingdom port throughput rises in 2025 appeared first on Container News .