These ports are vulnerable to congestion

Waiting periods and congestion in numerous container ports are typically short-term phenomena, but some regions in the world will be particularly vulnerable in the years to come, according to Drewry.
Photo: Hamborg Havn
Photo: Hamborg Havn
BY OLE ANDERSEN

Short-term strain and waiting periods in a long list of container ports in various regions will become the norm, but it is not a general market problem even though certain regions around the world are vulnerable to congestion, says Drewry in a brief on the basis of reports in recent months pointing to difficulties in areas such as Northern Europe and several places in Asia.

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