Chittagong Port congestion clears
Container vessels’ waiting time for berthing at the country’s largest port, Chittagong seaport, thins into zero days partly following some capacity augmentation in gearing up
Container vessels’ waiting time for berthing at the country’s largest port, Chittagong seaport, thins into zero days partly following some capacity augmentation in gearing up
The port congestion pandemic has stretched around the globe with ever greater numbers of containerships idling, waiting for berth spaces to open up across five
A lack of necessary infrastructure and insufficient equipment for the weighing and handling of goods are behind the slow movement of cargo under the transshipment
In the face of a prolonged crisis in sending export cargoes, Bangladeshi shippers have decided to persuade larger vessel owners to operate direct service from
This also pushed the port’s revenue up to an all-time high of Tk 3.4 billion in fiscal 2020-21. As many as 14,474 cars and 43,959
About 55 per cent of the container fleet is currently sitting in various ports or on water, as against a normal average of approximately 30
Delays from congestion at southern Chinese ports triggered by fresh Covid-19 outbreaks are rippling through global supply chains, threatening to inflate costs and exacerbate disruptions.
From Shekou to Seattle, Amsterdam to Auckland, containerships are backing up like never before in the 65-year history of the industry as the liner industry
The Bangladeshi government is to double the number of off-dock depots in Chittagong to handle growing numbers of export and import containers and reduce the
Container vessels’ waiting time for berthing at the country’s largest
The port congestion pandemic has stretched around the globe with
A lack of necessary infrastructure and insufficient equipment for the
In the face of a prolonged crisis in sending export
This also pushed the port’s revenue up to an all-time
About 55 per cent of the container fleet is currently
Delays from congestion at southern Chinese ports triggered by fresh
From Shekou to Seattle, Amsterdam to Auckland, containerships are backing
The Bangladeshi government is to double the number of off-dock
