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Every report in this developing story, from the first to the latest.

  1. Global Container Port Congestion Reaches 4.3 Million TEU, Surpassing COVID-19 Peak

    Severe weather in East Asia and ongoing Red Sea rerouting have stranded a record 4.3 million TEU of container capacity worldwide.

  2. Global Container Shipping Reliability Collapses to 29% Amid Compounding Disruptions

    Global container shipping schedule reliability fell for a third consecutive month in August, dropping to 29% as port congestion, weather events, and Red Sea diversions strained capacity.

  3. Asian Port Congestion Absorbs 8.5% of Global Fleet Capacity, Expected to Persist Into 2027

    A surge in vessel delays driven by typhoons and operational bottlenecks in Asia has effectively removed 3 million TEU of containership capacity from the market.