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A container can arrive at port on schedule and still face days of inland delays. Rijeka’s rail disruption exposes a critical visibility gap between vessel discharge and final delivery—and the storage costs that can follow.

PSA Singapore is reporting berth waits of three to five days, with transshipment-heavy vessels potentially facing longer delays. Here’s what shippers should monitor.

Premier Alliance’s FE1 service returns to Suez in October, cutting scheduled transit time by roughly a week. With Rotterdam already reporting elevated delays, shippers face shifting arrival dates and inland delivery risks.

The top 20 ports by throughput now score 57.3, 6.8 points above the all-port index, as pressure concentrates at major gateways. Rotterdam jumped from STABLE to CONGESTED, and Taicang’s three-day delay reached 48 hours.