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Container production is waning in China, where empty containers collect in ports amid weakening exports. All these are ...

Trend caused by a drop in Chinese exports during first quarter due to softening western demand, but falling prices may soon correct that cycle.

Empty shipping containers used for export have been piling up in Shanghai, Ningbo, Guangdong, and other major Chinese ...

Excess containers stranded across Europe are causing congestion bottlenecks and space shortages at ports, warehouses, and storage yards, according to the March edition of the Europe Container Market Forecaster, published by Container xChange.

Shipping industry sources say the flow of goods has reversed direction, with more entering ports than leaving.

An increase in port congestion and container pickup charges in China point to a recovery in demand for container transportation.

Demand for containers has been increasing in Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore among other South-Asian countries.

Threats of industrial action at Liverpool port & German gateways could add to logistics bottlenecks.

The eight-day strike at the Port of Felixstowe will compound problems being experienced with already disrupted supply chains.

Container prices fall in India amidst global supply chain disruptions, container trade optimism for shipping companies