Asian Ports Snarled as El Niño Fuels Busy Typhoon Season

Comments

1. Yarafalk: it sounds like someone's gonna be late for the holiday season market
2. Fathom Raven: seriously doesn't anyone have a plan for a disaster-proof logistics chain yet?
3. Amirellis: Shipping delays are nothing new in the region, but it's surprising to see El Niño's impact being so directly tied to typhoons. What adjustments do you think Chinese
4. Iris: shipping woes just add to the chaos – how are they even prioritizing unloading?
5. Mia: traffic jam on water doesn't help anyone's bottom line
6. Ruby Fischer: You'd think by now we'd have better ways to handle these typhoons. Shanghai's not exactly a backwater port 🌪️

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