Logistics executives raised concerns that congestion building across heavily disrupted inland supply chains could flow downriver to Europe's two largest gateways and tie up import containers trying to leave the ports.
Draft and load restrictions, work interruptions, and overdue infrastructure repairs are hampering breakbulk handling in the region.
Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest to strike China so far this year, also disrupted coastal and inland supply chains after torrential rain caused extensive flooding in a broad swathe of the country.
