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Comment / The Red Sea 'ruckus', verticals impact...as Mærsk & Hapag get together

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It’s pretty tense out there, the early symbolism having swiftly turned into a proper war zone, with some vessels taking risk…

… while others shy away from the conflict area, and container shipping announces additional surcharges – please click to expand the table above: all elements were duly flagged today by Lars Jensen, on day 33 of the Red Sea crisis.

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There would be little to add if it wasn’t that – on the day DVZ anticipated that “Hapag-Lloyd and Mærsk are forming ...

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