Ports

Panama Maintains 48-Foot Draft for Neopanamax Vessels

The Panama Canal maintains the maximum 48-foot draft for Neopanamax vessels, postponing the reduction to 47.5 feet previously scheduled for October 1, 2026. The decision is based on the evaluation of Gatun Lake levels and meteorological projections, providing greater continuity for customers in planning their operations.

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Panama Maintains 48-Foot Draft for Neopanamax Vessels

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Panama Maintains 48-Foot Draft for Neopanamax Vessels

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