Congestion hits Port of New York and New Jersey as Covid cases spike
The Port of New York and New Jersey has been hit with congestion due to a spike in the number of port workers in quarantine for Covid-19.
Source: Seatrade Maritime
The state government of California has moved to lease six off-dock properties, with a standing capacity of some 20,000 containers as part of a plan to ease congestion. Source: The Loadstar
The Panama Canal, a pivotal artery in the heart of global trade, is currently facing an unprecedented challenge. The severe drought of 2023 has not only impacted the canal’s operations but has also sent ripples across the global maritime industry. This article delves deeper into the current situation, its implications, and the broader concerns about…
The Israel-Palestine conflict has raised significant alarm about the possibility of disruptions in the global supply chain. This ongoing dispute has triggered concerns over potential bottlenecks in shipping, surging freight rates, and unpredictable delivery schedules, all of which present a substantial hurdle to the smooth operation of worldwide supply networks. Additionally, the lack of clarity…
The port has launched operations of a new 100,000 tonnes-class large size container berth at the Jintang port area which will be 340 metres long and 59 metres wide. Source: Seatrade Maritime
Shanghai port recorded the highest container volume in 2021 with a 3% growth YoY, maintaining its position as the busiest port for 12 consecutive years. Source: Seatrade Maritime
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission voted 5-0 to extend the container dwell fee programme meant to reduce congestion at the LA and LB ports until 29 April. Source: Seatrade Maritime