Port congestion strains global shipping and supply chains

Shipping routes map showing vessels diverting from the Suez Canal around the Cape of Good Hope due to Red Sea attacks, worsening port congestion.

Port congestion is placing mounting strain on global shipping networks as a combination of surging trade volumes, vessel rerouting, infrastructure limitations and inland logistics bottlenecks disrupts the smooth flow of goods. The ripple effects extend far beyond port gates, driving up freight rates, increasing waiting times for vessels and trucks, and undermining supply chain reliability. Geopolitical tensions, extreme weather events, […]

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