Falling China trade slashes Hamburg H1 volume

JOC Port News

Falling China trade slashes Hamburg H1 volume

| Aug 21, 2020 11:19AM EDT
Flagging volumes to and from China trade dragged down first-half throughput at Europe’s third-busiest container port, and Hamburg does not expect volume to reach pre-COVID-19 levels anytime soon.
Port News

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Port News - & Analysis

Efforts to move long-dwell LA-LB containers yield uneven progress
LA-LB backlog will not clear until well into 2022, experts say
White House port envoy Porcari to step down in March
JOC Rankings: Surging trans-Pacific boosted global port volumes in 2021
California calls for project proposals to improve supply chain infrastructure
Charleston congestion easing offshore despite heavy volumes
PSA steps into end-to-end logistics market with BDP acquisition
Lack of dray capacity restricts CSX Memphis-Charleston container movement
Port News
Asia
Asia›China
Europe
Europe›Germany

More on JOC

Drought-stricken Mississippi disrupts northbound breakbulk cargo

Project Cargo

Overcapacity, falling spot rates risk trans-Pacific rate war

Container Lines

LA-LB, NY-NJ at or near normal cargo fluidity: APM Terminals

US Ports

Maritime sector turns up heat on Europe’s ETS lawmakers

Container Lines

South Korea plans $2 billion shipping fund to weather container market downturn

Container Lines
More News & Analysis