Panama

Crossing the Panama Canal in the Dry Season: Which Route Keeps Your Schedule and Your Budget Intact?
After severe drought spells, the Panama Canal remains a strategic variable for Asia–US East/Gulf trades. Transit quotas, draft adjustments, and booking mechanisms have helped operations gradually normalize, yet weather risk persists. From the proposed Río Indio reservoir to shippers’ “hedging” of sailing schedules around water cycles, the industry is searching for a balance between a fragile present and a sustainable future.
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