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You are here: Home Archive 2010 January Weekly Edition 14th January 2010 Australian port queues fuelling global congestion

Australian port queues fuelling global congestion

by Sam Collyer and Michelle Wiese Bockmann last modified Jan 15, 2010 09:43 AM

CONGESTION at Australia’s bulk ports shows no sign of easing.

Ports analyst Arctic Securities said global port congestion had reached record levels with 379 bulkers, equivalent to almost 40m dwt of capacity, now at anchor. In Australia, there are now 73 capesize bulkers and almost 80 panamaxes queuing. Ships are...

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