Contract talks between security workers and employers have continued beyond the latest deadline, temporarily averting the threat of strike action at several terminals.
Flood-affected rail operations improve as BNSF works through remaining Southern Transcon delays
US and China extend suspension of Section 301 port fees to January 10, 2027, as part of a broader rollover of the Busan trade truce
Higher throughput and sub-one-day vessel waiting times signal a notable waterside improvement, while intermodal capacity constraints remain a challenge across Cape Town, Coega and Port Elizabeth.
Fire-damaged containership remains offshore South Africa as authorities assess berth availability, operational requirements and necessary clearances
Evergreen schedules first Suez transits after an absence of almost three years
Black Sea attacks are escalating and spreading closer to Nato coastlines. Owners are challenging orders to call at Romanian and Bulgarian ports.
New ships will add capacity, but qualified seafarers and suitable bunkering networks must keep pace for that capacity to fulfil its potential.
Last weeks industrial actions caused backlogs, Durban congestion intentifies
Nearly 85,000 TEU of container capacity is currently waiting outside Durban, while arrival and departure delays remain above five days
