Maersk has reported gradual improvements in port performance and vessel flows across East Asia following disruption caused by the region’s typhoon season. However, the carrier warned that another typhoon could develop during the week of 21–27 September. Port and vessel flows gradually improve Maersk said operational conditions remain challenging across parts of the region. However, port performance and vessel movements are gradually recovering as operations return to normal. The carrier is working with terminal operators to manage cargo flows and improve terminal fluidity. Measures are being introduced in stages and will be adjusted as conditions develop. Maersk monitors potential new typhoon At the same time, Maersk is monitoring weather developments across East Asia. Current information indicates that another typhoon could develop between 21 and 27 September. The carrier said it is working with port operators to limit potential disruption if the storm develops. No specific ports or shipping services were identified as being at risk in the latest advisory. Alternative transport options available Maersk said it is contacting affected customers directly to discuss available options for their cargo. These include alternative routings and priority operational handling. For time-sensitive shipments, the carrier can also provide air freight and inland transportation alternatives. Depot storage and warehousing options are available where additional flexibility is required. Maersk said it will continue monitoring both operational conditions and weather developments across the region. The post Maersk reports improving East Asia port conditions after typhoon disruption appeared first on Container News .