
In April, the lockdown of Shanghai meant that freight volumes of 260,000 teu – equivalent to 26 mid-large, filled-up container ships – weren’t shipped from the major city’s port, estimates analyst firm Drewry.
When Shanghai truly reopens – thus reestablishing supply chains – this capacity has to be found.
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