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Berth occupancy by week; the eastern terminal remains the constraint.

By Nadia Rahman World desk 4 min read infrastructure

The report itself is dry; the interesting reading is in the appendices.

Berth occupancy stays within planned limits, but truck turnaround times drift upward for the third consecutive month. Operators say the fix is scheduling, not concrete.

| Metric | | Q1 | | Q3 |

| Berth occupancy | | 78% | | 81% |

| Truck turnaround | | 92 min | | 118 min |

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