Auto logistics providers brace for dip in volumes due to production downturn
Automotive logistics providers are bracing themselves for a dip in volumes, as the downturn in ...
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Significant numbers of imported new vehicles are reported to be clogging up terminals at European ports, amid changing dynamics in auto markets.
Port, car industry and supply chain executives told the UK Financial Times a major factor in the congestion was that some Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers were not selling their cars in Europe as quickly as expected.
They also claimed ocean shipping delivery slots had been booked without ordering onward transport, which had led to lengthy dwell times at ports ...
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