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Strike Disrupts Empty Container Yard Operations at Mundra Port

Labor action has halted empty equipment allotments and gate-ins at off-dock depots serving India's Mundra Port, though freight station services remain active.

· Published 02 Sept 2026, 00:06 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed
Strike Disrupts Empty Container Yard Operations at Mundra Port
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Industrial action has disrupted empty container yard operations connected to Mundra Port in India, according to an advisory issued by ocean carrier Hapag-Lloyd.

The ongoing strike has forced affected empty container facilities to suspend several core functions until further notice. Among the halted services are empty container allotments intended for factory stuffing across the regional supply chain.

In addition to the halt on equipment releases, the targeted empty container yards have suspended all empty container gate-ins while the labor disruption persists.

Terminal and inland logistics operations outside the empty container depots have avoided complete standstill. Container Freight Station (CFS) operations at Mundra Port continue to run normally, enabling shippers to maintain cargo handling through those facilities.

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