Demand slump sees empties mounting up at Chinese ports
Amid a “very quiet” end-of-year shipping season, empty containers are piling up at Chinese ports. According to Alice Tang, China-Europe land transport planner at ITS
Amid a “very quiet” end-of-year shipping season, empty containers are piling up at Chinese ports. According to Alice Tang, China-Europe land transport planner at ITS
Shippers are looking for alternate cargo options from Southeast Asia as supply chain instability in China’s key port cities persists. The container port in Shanghai,
As China’s tough zero-Covid policy shakes supply lines once more, ships are piling up at key Chinese ports. While Beijing has plans in place to
China has announced to reduce pilotage fee for 18 coastal ports, these include ports of Shenzhen, Meizhouwan, Rizhao, Jinzhou, Shanghai, Ningbo-Zhoushan, Dalian, Tangshan, Qingdao, Lianyungang,
Amid a “very quiet” end-of-year shipping season, empty containers are
Shippers are looking for alternate cargo options from Southeast Asia
As China’s tough zero-Covid policy shakes supply lines once more,
China has announced to reduce pilotage fee for 18 coastal
