The recent cyberattack at Transnet continues to be a concern. It is impacting the delivery of perishable food, which is stuck in containers and freight trucks.
The delay will push companies into looking at other ports in neighbouring countries as alternatives.
Transnet says authorities are still investigating the cause of the IT disruptions.
On Monday, the company declared a force majeure with immediate effect at its terminals in Cape Town, Durban, Gqeberha, and Ngqura.
On Tuesday evening, Transnet announced an increase in the volume of containers in and out of the ports as the supply chain started working again.
Source: eNCA
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