Standardised series
Score trend
The series shown is the one recalculated in the 2025 edition; a later edition may revise earlier years.
1 is the best rank
Global ranking trend
Ranks before 2025 are derived by ordering the standardised series when the annex does not publish the historical ranking.
Traceability
Series included in this edition
| Observed year | Score | Global rank | Rank type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | -39.3 | 337th | Published |
Global ranking 2025
The nearest ports in the ranking
| World | Port | Score | Δ score | Δ rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 333rd | RotterdamNetherlands | -38.3 | -42.3 | -146 places |
| 334th | HoustonUnited States | -38.9 | -5.9 | -17 places |
| 335th | San AntonioChile | -39.1 | -37.1 | -111 places |
| 336th | Rio De JaneiroBrazil | -39.1 | -26.1 | -61 places |
| 337th | BanjulThis port | -39.3 | — | no comparable year |
| 338th | MontrealCanada | -39.8 | -0.8 | -12 places |
| 339th | GdanskPoland | -42.3 | -104.3 | -293 places |
| 340th | San VicenteChile | -42.5 | -28.5 | -59 places |
| 341st | ColonPanama | -42.6 | -0.6 | -11 places |
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Arrival patterns, weather, draught or tidal restrictions, fleet mix, call size, route disruptions, geopolitical crises and global congestion can all affect the result. The CPPI is an operational benchmark; on its own it does not attribute causes or responsibilities.
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