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Port Quetzal Reduces From 51 to Eight Vessels in Anchoring, in the Middle of High Season

Summary by Prensa Libre
Unlike a year ago, when up to 51 ships were reported in the anchoring area of the Port Company Quetzal (EPQ), in Escuintla, currently the number of ships on hold remains in a single digit, while the volume of cargo mobilized has increased by more than a million tons, according to the port authorities.
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Unlike a year ago, when up to 51 ships were reported in the anchoring area of the Port Company Quetzal (EPQ), in Escuintla, currently the number of ships on hold remains in a single digit, while the volume of cargo mobilized has increased by more than a million tons, according to the port authorities.

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Prensa Libre broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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