A surge in vessel delays, driven by typhoons and port disruption in Asia, has left 8.5% of the global container fleet effectively unavailable. Schedule reliability fell to just below 50% in August, following an already sharp deterioration in July.
A surge in vessel delays, driven by typhoons and port disruption in Asia, has left 8.5% of the global container fleet effectively unavailable.
Schedule reliability fell to just below 50% in August, following an already sharp deterioration in July.
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A surge in vessel delays, driven by typhoons and port disruption in Asia, has left 8.5% of the global container fleet effectively unavailable. Schedule reliability fell to just below 50% in August, following an already sharp deterioration in July. Sea-Intelligence said reliability had fallen 12.7%...
Sea-Intelligence said reliability had fallen 12.7%...
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