Global port congestion only a few quarters away from pre-pandemic levels

Globally, a pivotal shift in shipping dynamics can be witnessed. According to a recent Port Congestion Report, ports are quickly recovering from congestion with a 77.2 percent improvement since Q2, 2023 and global congestion now at just 0.36 days. Data suggests pre-pandemic “normal” levels could be reached in about two quarters. However, the acceleration and regional divergence in this recovery is striking. Ports like Piraeus in Greece, Tanjung Perak in Indonesia, and Chittagong in Bangladesh are seeing significant congestion increases against the global trend. This article discusses the status of port congestion in different parts of the world.

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