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Europe's ports are heavily congested! The trade friction between the US and Europe, combined with low water levels, has disrupted the transportation rhythm.
① Major ports in Europe such as Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Hamburg are facing the worst congestion since the COVID-19 pandemic, expected to last for several months; ② The Managing Director of Dutch shipping company WEC Lines stated that all major hubs are operating at full capacity; ③ The reasons for this shipping crisis include the trade uncertainties brought by Trump’s tariff policy and the low water levels caused by spring droughts.
The tariff war combined with low water levels has caused European ports to encounter the worst congestion since the pandemic.
European ports are facing the most severe supply chain congestion since the pandemic, with container ships and barges waiting times in major ports like Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Hamburg extending significantly to 66-77 hours. Furthermore, goods from Asia are redirected to Europe due to high tariffs in the United States, resulting in an approximately 7% surge in imports at European ports. The industry expects that the congestion issue will persist for months.
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