By MasOceans, Shipping updates

Port operations slowed in the Yangtze river

Find out about how port operations slowed in the Yangtze and other key information on shipping in China during COVID, in this week’s report (week 31). See two additional key reports below, including quarantine requirements in China’s main ports. All data comes directly from our agent in China, Ocean Favor, the biggest non-state-owned shipping agency in China.

Here’s a quick preview of some of the newest information on shipping in China during COVID:

Port operation slowed down in Yangtze river ports

  • Recent surge of COVID-19 cases associated with the impact of tropical storms since the end of July in the Jiangsu province of East China.
  • As a result, port operations are badly delayed in the Yangtze river.
  • Some ports are temporarily closed or have imposed 14 days quarantine on vessels arriving from overseas before they are allowed to berth.
  • This means there are over a hundred vessels waiting at CJK roads for entry, causing heavy congestion.

 

Port congestion – the latest average waiting times per port

  • View the average waiting days for crude oil.

 

Updated port operations

    • See the latest updates on quarantine, spare parts and crew changes in our per port report.

 

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