Lunar New Year cargo surge threatens port delays, warns Yang Ming
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Yang Ming has flagged concerns that elevated cargo volumes ahead of Lunar New Year could strain port capacity and result in shipping delays. This seasonal pattern, typical during the holiday period, requires shippers and supply chain operators to anticipate congestion on Asia-focused trade lanes and adjust scheduling accordingly.
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