The Pivotal Role of Ports in Supply Chain Stability
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The pivotal role of ports in supply chain stability
Global port efficiency remains under pressure from geopolitical instability, shipping network disruption, extreme weather events and persistent market volatility, according to the Container Port Performance Index 2025. The sixth annual report – jointly issued by the World Bank Group and S&P Global Market Intelligence – sheds light on emerging trends in port efficiency. Covering over 400 ports worldwide from 2020 to 2025, the index assesses vesse…
The Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), now in its sixth year of publication, has become a global benchmark for assessing port efficiency based objectively on the time spent by ships in port. Developed by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, it covers 400 ports across the globe The overall results of 2025 are a little less good than those of the previous year, marked by an increase in the average ship rotation time (the ships …
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