Container lines' weak reliability in the US is exaggerated
Even though container lines' schedule reliability on all global trade routes reached a historic low on average in 2020, the ability to arrive on time on, for instance, the major routes to the US is no worse than the 10-year norm, writes Sea-Intelligence.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
The delays have at times actually been worse in the past decade in terms of ocean transport of goods to the US.
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