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  • Panama Canal to cut one Neopanamax ship transit by September
    Panama Canal to cut one Neopanamax ship transit by September
  • Shippers suffer big capacity loss as carriers skip key Chinese ports post-storm
    Shippers suffer big capacity loss as carriers skip key Chinese ports post-storm
  • Hormuz return comes with big risk for carriers, even when war ends
    Hormuz return comes with big risk for carriers, even when war ends
  • Suez capacity sees rapid growth as ocean carriers hurry back to route
    Suez capacity sees rapid growth as ocean carriers hurry back to route
  • El Niño adds to an already stressed cold-chain ocean market
    El Niño adds to an already stressed cold-chain ocean market
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Panama Canal to cut one Neopanamax ship transit by September

The agency in charge of the canal will start limiting the number of ships that can transit due to the ongoing lack of freshwater to replenish its locks amid a drought caused by a strong El Niño weather pattern.

Shippers suffer big capacity loss as carriers skip key Chinese ports post-storm

Almost a half-million TEUs of capacity at three of China’s main ports went by the boards in the aftermath of Typhoon Dolphin, with Asia-Latin America and Asia-Europe services the most heavily disrupted.

Hormuz return comes with big risk for carriers, even when war ends

Almost six months of ship attacks, on-again, off-again ceasefires and start-stop Hormuz transits has left liners with little incentive to put ships, crew and cargo in harm's way by returning to the Persian Gulf too early, analysts say.

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