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By Sam Whelan
Amid a “very quiet” end-of-year shipping season, empty containers are piling up at Chinese ports.
According to Alice Tang, China-Europe land transport planner at ITS Cargo, there has been a complete reversal of the severe equipment shortages of last year’s pandemic-induced cargo boom.
“Empty containers are piling up at ports including Guangzhou, Yantian, and Shekou,” she told The Loadstar.
“Some say they are already piling up on roads, while others say 90% of box spaces are occupied. Trailer drivers used to bring loaded ...
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