Surging transhipment cargo means SE Asia ports must cooperate, not compete
The combination of challenges posed by the Red Sea crisis and an early peak season, ...
During the course of its short history as an independent country, Singapore has become something of a byword for efficiency – a reputation that has been put to the test in recent weeks as its enormous port has battled growing container congestion.
The data shows that this year congestion levels at the world’s largest transhipment hub have hit record levels: the eeSea liner database reveals that in week 20 this year, 58% of containerships in the port were waiting for a ...
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