Good start for Gemini, liner schedule reliability data reveals
New data from liner analysts at Sea-Intelligence Consulting has confirmed early schedule reliability figures for ...
On the eve of Chinese New Year, container freight rates out of Asia remained largely unchanged from the week before, as the country begins its annual two-week public holiday, with factories mostly shut and port and shipping activity muted.
However, after several weeks of blanked sailings, shippers and forwarders – particularly on the Asia-Europe trades – can expect container rollovers and delays to shipments, according to Martin Holst-Mikkelsen, head of ocean (EMEA) at Flexport.
“We’re seeing a considerable number of containers rolled ...
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