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Sea-Intelligence: Will the peak season come sooner?

Everyone seems to be focused on the container market balance. On the one hand, we have the drop in demand due to the Chinese lockdown...

Sea-Intelligence: We might end up with 13 million TEU of excess containers in 2023

The impact of supply chain problems, which have existed for two years now, is very large, leading to a significant extension of transport time,...

China’s lockdowns impact North America West Coast port volumes

China's firm policy on the Covid-19 pandemic has created a climate of port closure and operational restrictions, as seen in both Ningbo and Shanghai,...

Schedule reliability improves again in March

The Danish data analysis company, Sea-Intelligence has worked on schedule reliability figures of the container shipping lines for the previous month. According to the report,...

Smaller container ships coming onstream on Transpacific: Sea-Intelligence report

Sea-Intelligence has conducted a report to examine the influx of small vessels on the Transpacific trade, showing that on Asia-North America West Coast (NAWC),...

11.6% liner capacity “lost” in February, reports Sea-Intelligence

Danish data analysts of Sea-Intelligence have conducted research to gauge the impact that congestion and vessel delays have had on the global deployed liner...

Alliance vs non-alliance on Atlantic reliability: Sea-Intelligence

Sea-Intelligence has conducted a report on the difference in schedule reliability between alliance and non-alliance carriers on the Transatlantic trade to see if there...

Global schedule reliability records largest improvement in the last two years

Global schedule reliability improved by 4% month-on-month in February 2022, reaching 34.4%, according to research conducted by Sea-Intelligence. The company's analysts noted that this is...

Container carriers achieve operating profit of over US$110 billion in 2021

Sea-Intelligence has analysed the financial and volume performance of the global shipping lines, founding that they have made an astounding operating profit of over...

Significant tonnage tax advantage for large container carriers

A range of countries offers shipping companies the opportunity to be taxed in accordance with tonnage tax regulations, which means paying a fixed amount...
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