Carriers look to incoming government to act on Mexican port challenges
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You may have read “Why attacks on container ships caused container stocks to jump“. That’s a catchy headline, isn’t it?
Interesting.
In a nutshell, from FreightWaves on Friday (15 December):
“Risks to container ships and their crews are escalating by the day in the Red Sea — and with that rising danger comes the prospect of higher shipping rates.”
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Interesting.
(By sheer luck, Premium wrote on Friday ahead of the war-related events, a side note on: ’The bright side of the ocean shipping trade’.)
Some have even ...
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