News / Import surge from return to Suez Canal could overpower Europe's ports

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With the fragile Gaza peace deal holding, shipping industry thoughts have once more turned to the possibility of a safe passage through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.

The local situation at the Bab Al-Mandeb straits remains extremely fluid, with LPG tanker Falcon this weekend ...

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  • Walter Kemmsies

    October 26, 2025 at 6:11 pm

    It would be good to know what professional planners other than the highly respected SeaIntelligence analysts think will happen to the European port systems as this unfolds. Its not clear why the Euro system will be overwhelmed as I do not get to see their reports or commentary.

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