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Infolge der explodierenden Frachtpreise macht die Reederei Hapag-Lloyd riesige Gewinne. Zudem erwartet sie, dass die Transportengpässe noch länger anhalten werden.

Container volumes at JNPT dips 7 per cent in FY21 April 06, 2021 A file photo of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust .   -  BusinessLine× India’s biggest state-run container port continue losing market share to Mundra Cargo containers handled at state-owned Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) dipped 7.04 per cent to 4.676 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in FY21 from 5.031 million TEUs a year earlier. This indicates India’s biggest state-run container gateway was hit by a combination of the pandemic induced demand destruction and diversion of cargo to the private rival Mundra port i...

State building, weighing in at 200,000 tons. take a look, the ship is not budging. it can be seen from space. billions of dollars' worth of goods sitting idle in the water since tuesday. oil, grain, cars, clothing, and manufacturing components. shipments keeping a global economy moving, and they need suez. the canal is the shortcut between asia and europe. without it, they're forced into long, expensive, and more dangerous journeys around africa that could take 12 days. the financial losses are already huge. container traffic alone represents $9.6 billion of trade a day. >> as ships back up at...

All the container traffic on the west coast have been flowing through this port in portland. right now you can't take the port out of portland and with it many hundreds of high paying jobs. >> what about other west coast ports, i mean is the business going to go other places because of this major slowdown? >> some of these container also go down to seattle and tacoma we have not seen that same type of labor disputs with those other ports, we did before the contract was signed. but here in portland, it lasted a lot longer than with other ports. what do a marathon, to the north pole, sunken tr...

Nationwide. >> i want your tick on the po port -- >> we have the big red doing, cliff clafb, listen, to me this is probably a bigger issue in the short term. here's the thing. 15 ports, container ports may go on strike if they don't get a deal made on their contract. they extended from september to now, it's going to expire. this is 40% of the nation's container traffic. it won't impact cars, food or military items. they'll still work for load and unload those, but 40% of all the goods that will come in our out of the this country sitting idle at 15 different ports? that could slam retail sale...