Jury still out on benefits of index-linked contracts for shippers
Freight index platforms are keen to push index-linked agreements (ILAs), but there are questions about ...
“Deep repercussions” from the “ripple effects” of the Red Sea crisis have surprised shippers, according to Global Shipper’s Forum director James Hookham, but there may be light on the horizon.
“[The Red Sea crisis] introduced what we thought would be a one-off hit of delays as routings re-adjusted to an extra seven-to-10-day delivery time. And I think the expectation was, once the roots were reconfigured, things would settle down,” he says on the latest Loadstar Podcast.
“But the ripple effect has been ...
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