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Container prices and spot shipping rates have fallen significantly year over year despite the fact the industry is entering what is traditionally peak...

The Danish firm moves 12m containers around the globe each year and it has seen the price it and rivals and can charge rise from around £2,000 per container to between £16,000 and £20,000.

China's live-fire military drills spark fears of delays and collisions

Despite all the reports that congestion is declining in many ports around the world as demand has softened, the major carriers have not been able to m...

There is cause for some optimism as cargo congestion clouds are lifting along the West Coast, but it is too soon to expect clear skies in the near term.

Port and terminal congestion is continuing to impact the operations of the major container carriers...

Shanghai’s COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted but this return to ‘normality’ is predicted to cause a backlog in U.S. Pacific Coast ports.

Changes made by carriers on weekly basis have remained stable in recent weeks: Alan Murphy, CEO, Sea-Intelligence

After signs of progress that the backlogs of containerships stacked up outside ports might be easing...

Covid-19 containment measures in Shanghai are causing increasing disruption to supply chains, with shipping and logistics firms warning of diverted cargoes, container congestion and blank sailings.  China’s largest city has experienced by far its largest outbreak of confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic, prompting strict virus containment measures from authorities. A total lockdown ...