Carriers “tear up schedules” in race to get diverted box ships to port

Written By Jana Wolff

Mike Wackett - December 20, 2023

“Maritime and supply chain intelligence company eeSea has its work cut out keeping track of the “hidden” or unconfirmed diversions.

In the absence of any official confirmation from operators, eeSea is relying on AIS and ship captains’ next port updates, when given, to track progress of vessels.”

See the original story at: The Loadstar

Jana Wolff
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