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Karte Halowerk European Port Throughput Statistics
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Karte Halowerk European Port Throughput Statistics is a paid API for AI agents from karte.halowerk.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns quarterly Eurostat port throughput statistics for European ports — inbound/outbound split, imbalance, year-over-year change, and trend direction — addressable by port name or UN/LOCODE.
Price / call$0.005
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How this service works
Reports what actually moves through a European port and how that developed, from the quarterly Eurostat port statistics covering 837 ports, addressable by name or by UN/LOCODE. Throughput is given per quarter split into inbound and outbound, with the imbalance between the two, the change against the same quarter a year earlier, and the direction over the whole observed window.
Output
Returns quarterly port throughput data including inbound and outbound cargo volumes, the directional imbalance between the two, the percentage or absolute change versus the same quarter one year prior, and an overall trend direction over the full observed window. Data covers up to 837 European ports addressable by name or UN/LOCODE.
Example use cases
Port trade imbalance monitoring
“What's the inbound vs outbound cargo imbalance at the Port of Antwerp right now, and how has it shifted over the past year? Use the UN/LOCODE BEANR.”
Year-over-year throughput comparison
“Show me how Hamburg's port throughput has changed quarter by quarter compared to the same quarters the year before — I want to see if it's growing or contracting.”
Logistics route feasibility check
“I'm evaluating whether to route shipments through Valencia or Barcelona — can you pull the latest quarterly throughput stats for both ports so I can compare their volume and trend direction?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://karte.halowerk.com/v1/port-congestionWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need structured, quarterly European port cargo statistics sourced from official Eurostat data across 837 ports. Ideal for logistics analysis, trade flow research, port benchmarking, or monitoring year-over-year throughput trends. Prefer this over general shipping APIs when you need the inbound/outbound imbalance and trend direction for a specific European port by name or standard UN/LOCODE.
Side effects
- Unknown port name or invalid UN/LOCODE returns an error or empty result
- Ports with insufficient Eurostat coverage may return partial or no data
- Requesting quarters outside the available Eurostat time window may return no records
- Ambiguous port names (e.g. common city names with multiple ports) may require UN/LOCODE disambiguation
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lat | number | Optional: adds the OpenStreetMap handling infrastructure around this point. |
| lon | number | Belongs with lat. |
| port | string | Port name or UN/LOCODE, for example Hamburg, Rotterdam or DEHAM. |
| quarters | integer | How many quarters of history to return. |
| radius_km | number | Radius for the infrastructure count. |
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