
A tenth of container ships were non-operational on the container market in May due to delays and bottlenecks in supply chains and ports, according to Sea-Intelligence.
In May, 9.8% of the container fleet were ”unavailable” because of delays. This is an improvement compared to January this year, when 13.8% of ships were taken out due to bottleneck issues.
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