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With Chinese New Year commencing on 17 February 2026, factory shutdowns and reduced logistics capacity across China are now imminent.
As a reminder, many suppliers will close for one to three weeks, and delays are common both in the lead-up to and immediately after the holiday as production slows, vessel space tightens, and operations gradually resume.
What Clients Should Be Aware of
As the holiday period approaches, shipments may be impacted by:
Shipments that are not finalised or booked in advance may experience delays or rolled sailings.
Key Actions to Take Now
To minimise disruption, clients should:
✔ Confirm supplier shutdown dates and final cut-off times
✔ Ensure shipping and customs documentation is finalised
✔ Secure freight bookings where possible, particularly for post-holiday movements
For a more detailed overview of Chinese New Year planning considerations, you can revisit our earlier Chinese New Year 2026 planning update.
At Transitainer WA, we continue to work closely with customers to manage shipments through the Chinese New Year period. If you have upcoming cargo or require assistance with scheduling, please contact our team.
Wishing you a prosperous Year of the Horse.
