Vessels are still continuing to be delayed on calls through Australian ports gernally caused by:
- Congestion building in Port Kelang and Singapore impacting on schedules from South East Asia
- Shanghai congestion impacting on northern China vessels,
- West Coast USA congestion; and
- The ongoing major delay in Auckland.
While there has been no further industrial action from our previous alert Patrick Terminal and MUA are still yet to reach and Employment agreement and so there is a possibility it could resume in the new year upsetting the trending toward improved berthing.
DP world is operating 2 to 3 days delay with a view to see further improvement through January. Patrick terminal is operating 10 to 11 days delay in berthing and processing with a view to that reducing below 5 days post – Christmas.
The following delays or changes to vessels have been reported.
COSCO FELIXSTOWE V.162N from China will change rotation calling Melbourne - Sydney - Brisbane due to port congestion.
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Initial schedule
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ETA MEL
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02 Jan
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ETA SYD
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31 Dec
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ETA BNE
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03 Jan
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Revised schedule
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ETA MEL
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02 Jan
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ETA SYD
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05 Jan
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ETA BNE
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08 Jan
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CMA CGM PUCCINI V.050N from South East Asia is 1 week delayed on arrival to Australia due to bad weather and Christmas holiday closure. To mitigate the delay, she will now do a rotation change and call BNE - MEL - SYD instead of normal rotation BNE - SYD - MEL.
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Initial schedule
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ETA BNE
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29 Dec
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ETA MEL
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04 Jan
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ETA SYD
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02 Jan
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Revised schedule
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ETA BNE
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26 Dec
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ETA MEL
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30 Dec
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ETA SYD
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08 Jan
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CMA CGM Chopin V.113N/113S from Europe due to Sydney berth congestion, Christmas and New Year holidays, schedules for Sydney and Brisbane are to be confirmed.
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Initial schedule
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ETA MEL
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27 Dec
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ETA SYD
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05 Jan
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ETA BNE
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05 Jan
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Revised schedule
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ETA MEL
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28 Dec
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ETA SYD
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TBA
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ETA BNE
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TBA
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Seaspan New Delhi V.051S/N from South East due to the delays from the previous voyage, vessel will omit Adelaide to enable schedule recovery
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Initial schedule
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ETA BNE
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26 Dec
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ETA SYD
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22 Dec
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ETA MEL
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27 Dec
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ETA ADL
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OMIT
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Revised schedule
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ETA BNE
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27 Dec
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ETA SYD
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30 Dec
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ETA MEL
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03 Jan
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ETA ADL
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OMIT
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OOCL Yokohama V.158S/N from China due to the severe port congestion in Melbourne, vessel will change port rotation to call Brisbane before Melbourne.
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Initial schedule
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ETA BNE
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25 Dec
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ETA MEL
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21 Dec
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ETA SYD
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OMIT
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Revised schedule
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ETA BNE
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22 Dec
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ETA MEL
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28 Dec
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ETA SYD
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OMIT
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OOCL Italy V.107S/N from China will change rotation to call Melbourne before Sydney
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Initial schedule
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ETA MEL
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17 Dec
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ETA SYD
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20 Dec
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ETA BNE
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24 Dec
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Revised schedule
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ETA MEL
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18 Dec
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ETA SYD
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21 Dec
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ETA BNE
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26 Dec
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Hamburg Sud advises of following omission and delays to vessels:
West Coast and NZ service
Synergy Oakland 48N delayed 12 days into Tauranga
Synergy Keelung 49N delayed 15 days into Sydney
ANL Tongala 45S delayed 11 days into Sydney
Debussy 46S delayed 10 days into Sydney
London Express 47S delayed 6 days into Auckland
East Coast USA
Spirit of Auckland 48N delayed 7 days to NZ ports
Australia to South East Asia
Northern Jaguar 47N Omitted Sydney
Maersk Surabaya 48N Omitted Adelaide
CMA CGM Ural 49N delayed from days into Melbourne
Conti Stockholm 46N delayed 21 days to Fremantle, omits Jakarta
AL Kronos 47N delayed 25 days to Sydney , omits Adelaide
CMA CGM Bellini 48N delayed 13 days into Melbourne
GSL Christel Elisabeth 49N delayed 16 days to Brisbane and will swap port rotation Melbourne first then Sydney
Carriers will continue take corrective action to try to avoid further delays by changing port rotations and omitting ports on export voyages and future import voyages. All carriers and trade lanes are being impacted and consequently all vessels to and from Australia will continue to see small and large delays often at very short notice.
We understand that this is creating major disruptions however it is an industry wide scenario that we are unable to control. We will continue to update as quickly as possible via our reporting and advices from our sales and customer service teams and our delay notices.