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30 August 2026

Global schedule reliability falls to 56.4% in July

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Global schedule reliability falls to 56.4% in July

Global container shipping schedule reliability fell sharply in July 2026, according to the latest Global Liner Performance report from Sea-Intelligence. Schedule reliability declined by 6. 1 percentage points from June to 56. 4%. This was the lowest level recorded in 2026 and the weakest result since February 2025.

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