Maersk the latest carrier to suspend new bookings to and from Russia
Maersk told The Loadstar today it would join other shipping lines and suspend new bookings to ...
On the day Crimea’s parliament votes to split from Ukraine and formally asks to join the Russian Federation, businesses and supply chains in the region are facing disruption, according to this report. Central and Eastern European manufacturers are seeing a double-digit decline in orders, while truckers are trying to shift capacity to domestic rather than cross-border routes. Multinational forwarders with strong ties to the region are expected to win business as shippers become more wary of local firms and, despite ...
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