71 dry bulkers remain idle off the coast of China with no prospect of offloading
The conflict between China and Australia, which prevents dry bulkers from offloading their Australian coal cargoes in China, continues unabated with no solution in sight. At present, 71 vessels are stranded while crews are calling on authorities to intervene. Things have gone from bad to worse, says Bimco.
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The calendar may show a new year, but for a large number of dry bulk vessels off the coast of China not much has changed.
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