What happened
Relay volume and a short equipment imbalance have filled export yards at the main Gulf transhipment hub.
- Corridors touched
- Gulf · Sea
- Status
- Active: the crew is watching
Impact by corridor
1 corridorIndia to the Gulf by sea
ElevatedRelay cargo waits longer in Gulf yards; direct calls unaffected
- Average export yard dwell is 5.4 days, against about 2.5 in a normal week.
- Onward connections to East Africa and the Red Sea ports are rolling by one sailing.
- Empty 40-foot boxes are short at Indian west-coast depots for reefer and high-cube units.
Key numbers
Gulf · Sea
5.4 daysAverage export yard dwellSource Snappy Crew estimate (illustrative)
Gulf · Sea
2.5 daysNormal-week dwellSource Snappy Crew estimate (illustrative)
Outlook
Gulf · SeaElevated
- Dwell should ease over 10 to 14 days as extra yard space opens.
An outlook is a reading of the sources, not a price prediction. For price and transit time on a lane, use the route forecast.
What to do
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Sources
2 listed| Title | Publisher | Published | Trust |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal operations bulletin summary (illustrative) | Terminal Bulletin | Trust 4 of 5 | |
| Equipment availability note (illustrative) | Equipment Desk | Trust 4 of 5 |
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