The following advisory was published by A.P. Moller-Maersk.
With a steady inbound flow every day, the total queue of vessels waiting to berth at the Port of Yantian increases. The Port Authority has been successful with re-opening the west port yard for laden import pickup and one more berth has been re-opened, allowing a maximum of 7 vessels alongside at the same time. This moves productivity towards 45% of normal levels.
While this has a positive impact on gate activity, which is soon expected to reach the same levels as before the incident, schedule reliability will continue to suffer with an average waiting time of 16 days and counting. To mitigate impact as best as we can and give our customers as much visibility into the situation as possible, below please find the plan for the remainder of the month, with 19 of our mainline services being impacted.
TradeServicePlanNEUAE10 WBOmit throughout June – will divert to NanshaNEUAE6 EBOmit throughout Jun except for two vessels – check the Hub for more detailsNEUAE6 WBOmit throughout Jun except for two vessels – check the Hub for more detailsNEUAE7 WBOmit throughout JuneMEDAE11 EBAd-hoc omission, close to a bi-weekly cadenceMEDAE11 WBOmit throughout June except for two vessels – check the Hub for more detailsEURAE55 WBMaintain YantianUSWCTP6 NBMaintain YantianUSWCTP2 NBMaintain YantianUSWCTP9 NBOmit throughout June, except for Zim Tianping that will maintain YantianUSWCTP1 NBOmit throughout June, except for MSC Sola that will maintain YantianUSECTP12 HHTwo omissions in June, work ongoing to conclude on future sailingsUSECTP16 HHMaintain Yantian. Ad hoc omissions on a bi-weekly cadenceUSECTP17 HHOmit throughout JuneUSECTP88 HHMaintain Yantian, except for Zim Houston that will omitUSECTP23 HHMaintain Yantian, except for 1 omission – check the Hub for more detailsSAFSAFARI SBOmit throughout JuneWCSAAC2 SBOmit throughout JuneECSAX4A WBOmit throughout JuneSource: A.P. Moller-Maersk (JK)
Source: A.P. Moller-Maersk