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Yantian International Container Terminal (YICT) has extended its export suspension until Monday, as port congestion worsens throughout China.
The Shenzhen gateway was due to resume accepting export containers today, following a two-day suspension starting Tuesday evening.
However, according to an update from Maersk, it was extended yesterday for a further 72 hours, with container gate-in times reduced from four to three days of a vessel’s estimated time of arrival (ETA), from 31 May until 6 June.
Maersk noted: “A few more Covid-19 positive ...
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