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The Chinese government announces plans to end the Covid-19 lockdown in Shanghai. Operations at Colombo port return to normal following last week’s political unrest.

Shipping lines ramp up blanked sailings as the lockdowns in China drag on. Further political unrest in Sri Lanka impacts operations at Colombo port.

China’s export capacity slowed to the lowest since early 2020 as a result of the continued Covid-19 lockdowns and the three-day Labour Day holiday last week.

The Shanghai lockdown prompts shipping lines to blank more sailings and there is a new threat of further supply chain disruption as Beijing officials consider lockdown.

Covid-19 restrictions continue to cause delays to both Sea and Air Freight services, with growing uncertainty about the longer term impact on supply chains.

Covid-19 restrictions across parts of China continue to cause delays to both Sea and Air Freight with the port city of Guangzhou also undergoing mass population testing.

The lockdown in Shanghai continues to impact both Sea and Air Freight services from China. The economic crisis in Sri Lanka is disrupting supply chains.

The latest lockdown in Shanghai adds further pressure to already disrupted Sea Freight services. Air Freight services are also impacted with flight cancellations.

The impact of recent Covid-19 outbreaks in China continue to disrupt the market with Sea Freight services affected by Government imposed restrictions.

Covid-19 outbreaks in China and Hong Kong impact Sea Freight and Air Freight services adding further delays to an already strained global supply chain.