East coast containership logjam builds as vessels steam in
As the ILA strike at US east and Gulf coast ports enters its second day, ...
Disruption to global supply chains, which is here to stay given geopolitical risk – on top of bottlenecks, equipment-related issues and so on and so forth – has been a boon for container shipping. Today’s interim numbers from Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd are proof of that.
Longer round voyage times both for vessels and containers, the box line stressed, had a negative impact on available capacity, meaning transport volumes in the first half of the year were at the previous year’s levels – ...
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Port strike will see 60 more ships at anchor this week and rates rising
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