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News / Liner schedule reliability worsened in a Q4 'rife with challenges'

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The pervasive headwinds of Q4 24 translated into yet another decline in ocean shipping schedule reliability – but there are signs of a welcome respite for shippers on the horizon.

Liner database eeSea today published its Schedule Reliability Scorecard, which reveals average delays reached 4.8 days ...

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