More than 100 bulkers lie waiting outside Indonesian ports
Congestion at Indonesia’s ports has caused a queue of 111 dry bulk ships waiting to be loaded with coal, Clarksons writes. Chinese ports are also seeing delays of iron ore and coal shipments.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
Rising global demand for coal puts pressure on both Indonesian and Chinese ports, which are seeing congestion and growing lines of dry bulk vessels, writes Clarksons in an update on bulk freight rates.
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