Asian Port Congestion Eases Amid Holiday Cargo Shifts
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Port congestion at major Asian terminals is easing as holiday-driven cargo reductions take effect, according to forwarders monitoring the trade lanes.
However, localized bottlenecks persist at specific terminal facilities within ports like Shanghai, where berthing delays continue to affect operations.
This mixed picture suggests that while overall gateway capacity is improving, supply chain teams should remain alert to point-specific delays that may still disrupt vessel scheduling and cargo release timelines.
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