Drewry projects record-low growth for container terminal capacity

Drewry projects a historically low percentage growth of container terminals' total capacity heading towards 2022. However, the maritime and supply chain consultancy firm expects that utilization rates will increase, which is welcome news for existing terminals.
Photo: APM Terminals
Photo: APM Terminals

Over the next few years, maritime and supply chain consultancy firm Drewry expects the total expansion rate of global container terminal capacity to be slightly more than 10 percent – the lowest growth level ever recorded, concludes Drewry in its most recent quarterly report on ports and terminals up to 2022.

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