From Teslas to BMWs, cars are piling up on land and at sea in the German port of Bremerhaven.
Logistics managers consulted by CNBC described the auto export delays as significant.
roll on/roll off drivers to move the incoming automobiles. Military exercises have absorbed a fair amount of terminal space usually reserved for operators. VesselsValue data shows the refusal of auto exports has helped reduce the processing time at the port which has spiked in recent months, and is now trending up again.
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