The Loadstar · Sep 25, 2026
Global container shipping reliability is at its lowest level for four years, as the congestion in Asia continues to disrupt liner operations. According to Sea-Intelligence, schedule reliability fell by 5.9 percentage points month on month in August, to 49.9%, marking the second consecutive monthly decline. The analyst said: “In the backdrop of severe port congestion in Asia, global schedule has declined sharply month on month for the second consecutive month… This is ...
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