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Area Schenker branch operation capaciy (manpower) Product Market Capacity Market Export Market Demand vs (Current capacity vs Demand vs Capacity Capacity capacity under normal Main carriage Pre/on- carriage circumstances) Air & Ocean Office OPEN, full Office reduced Office CLOSED, Overall market capacity, * About Normal, Constrained and Critical , operation capacity operation suspended operation defined by a combination of pls refer to the definition below the table capacity carrier, terminal, CFS, pre & on carriage. ↗↗， ↗， →， ↘，↘↘ : Trend forecast in next 7 days East Shanghai Suzhou Nanjing Air 50.00% → normal → constrained → Wuxi Hangzhou Ningbo Ocean 50.00% ↗ normal → constrained → Jiaxing Land 15.00% → constrained ↗↗ N/A Rail 5.00% → constrained ↗ North Beijing Tianjin Qingdao Air 30.00% → normal ↗ constrained ↗ Dalian Shenyang Changchun Ocean 70.00% ↗ normal ↗ constrained ↗ Land 25.00% ↗ critical → N/A Rail 25.00% ↗ critical → West Chengdu Chongqing Wuhan Air 40.00% → critical ↗ critical → Xi'an Zhengzhou Urumqi Ocean 50.00% → normal ↗ constrained → Land 30.00% ↗ constrained ↗ N/A Rail 50.00% ↗ normal ↗ South East Xiamen Fuzhou NanChang Air 30.00% ↗ normal ↗ constrained ↗ Changsha Ocean 50.00% ↗↗ normal ↗ constrained ↗ Land 30.00% ↗ constrained ↗ N/A South Shenzhen Guangzhou Zhongshan Air 60.00% ↗ normal → normal → (mainland) Dongguan Ocean 70.00% ↗ normal → normal → Land 60.00% ↗ normal ↗ N/A Land (Land-bridge) 30.00% ↗ constrained ↗ South (HK) Hong Kong Air 80.00% → normal → normal → Ocean 80.00% → normal → normal → Land (Cross boarder) 80.00% → normal → N/A Taiwan Taipei Kaohsiung Air 92.00% → normal → normal → Ocean 80.00% → normal → normal → • Normal: cargo can be shipped out without any constrains • Constrained backlogs in processing cargo ship-out in some trade lanes, longer lead-time and higher rates may apply • Critical nearly impossible to ship out cargo.

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