Kuehne + Nagel sea freight disruption indicator points to more trouble ahead

Trouble

By LoadstarEditorial

20/01/2022

PRESS RELEASE

New Kuehne+Nagel sea freight disruption indicator points to persistent supply chain challenges

– Improved visibility of supply chain bottlenecks

– Indicator aggregates worldwide vessel waiting times from the acclaimed Seaexplorer platform with trend insights

– Current disruption at nine ‘hot spot’ ports is 11.6 million TEU waiting days – one of highest levels ever recorded

Kuehne+Nagel is launching the Seaexplorer disruption indicator to measure the efficiency of the world container shipping ...

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