Port of Montreal Congestion: What It Means for Your Warehouse Window
When the Port of Montreal backs up, your warehouse doesn't just sit idle—drayage windows compress, cross-dock cutoffs slip, and racking density climbs fast. We see container free time erode and detention charges climb every time berth delays hit. The fix isn't upstream at the port; it's adjusting dock-to-stock SLAs and drayage buffers before the backlog lands on your floor.
