Super Typhoon Bavi set to disrupt shipping across China’s busiest ports
- Super Typhoon Bavi is expected to hit Taiwan and eastern China on Friday with gusts of up to 100 knots and 12 metre waves
- Ningbo and other ports in Zhejiang and Fujian are preparing for closures, with terminal operators rushing to secure containers before the storm arrives
- All vessel segments face potential disruption, with iron ore, coal, bauxite, soybeans and nickel ore among the commodities most at risk
Chinese ports and shipping lines brace for Super Typhoon Bavi, with delays and closures expected from Friday
