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Peak season runs long as AI demand and port congestion keep capacity tight

· Source: dcvelocity.com

In short

The peak freight season is extended in 2026 due to strong demand driven by AI, semiconductors, and year-end retail, alongside significant port congestion and capacity disruptions caused by typhoons and holidays in Asia. Dimerco's report highlights tight airfreight markets in Northeast Asia, persistent ocean congestion in China, and recommends early bookings and alternative sailings to navigate supply chain challenges.

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Tags: freight, port congestion, airfreight, ocean freight, capacity, logistics

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