Shipping giant Maersk: Congestion easing slightly at China's key seafood ports

But problems created by a lack of labor in the United States, driver shortages in Europe and Brexit remain, Maersk Line executive says.

"China seems to be easing up a little bit," Thue Barfod, the global head of fish and seafood cargo at shipping company Maersk Line said during IntraFish's first-ever digital event on container shipping and logistics.
"China seems to be easing up a little bit," Thue Barfod, the global head of fish and seafood cargo at shipping company Maersk Line said during IntraFish's first-ever digital event on container shipping and logistics.Photo: Shutterstock
Published 25 February 2022, 08:00Updated 25 February 2022, 08:40