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Ships running off-schedule and not making berthing windows, cargo peaks caused by the introduction of larger vessels, and fears of strikes or shutdowns are some of the main reasons why port congestion at the world’s container terminals is once again a big talking point, according to Drewry. In the transport consultant’s Container Insight Weekly its analysis concludes that the issue is not restricted to one part of the world although it says that certain regions may be at greater risk ...

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