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2025-02-07

Many well-known shipping companies, airlines, and freight forwarders worldwide

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All four major shipping alliances have returned to the Suez Canal! The resumption of Asia–Europe services is accelerating, and shippers must verify the actual voyage route for each individual booking.

All four major shipping alliances have returned to the Suez Canal! The resumption of Asia–Europe services is accelerating, and shippers must verify the actual voyage route for each individual booking.

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All four major shipping alliances have returned to the Suez Canal! The resumption of Asia–Europe services is accelerating, and shippers must verify the actual voyage route for each individual booking.

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Freight rates have risen for the third consecutive week, with the SCFI edging up to 3,681 points. On the Europe route, the upward momentum has eased; on the U.S. route, rates are retracing from their recent highs; and on the South America route, rates have fallen by 8.6%.

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Only 30% of ships worldwide arrive on time! On Europe routes, on-time performance has plummeted to 4%, leaving shippers wary of delivery risks.

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East Africa Rainy Season Freight Alert! Maersk has issued a customer advisory, warning that heavy rainfall could disrupt port operations and overland transportation.

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Intensive sailing cancellations ahead of Golden Week! A total of 79 sailings will be canceled, and foreign‑trade companies are urged to secure cargo space in advance.

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Booking activity is picking up ahead of Golden Week! Maersk has released an update on the Asia-Pacific market, noting that port congestion may continue to support freight rates.