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Walmart and Adidas cargo aboard, one ship's voyage to avoid the Red Sea - Vimarsana News

Walmart and Adidas cargo aboard, one ship's voyage to avoid the Red Sea

When the Maersk Tanjong set sail from Thailand on Dec. 2, headed towards the Suez Canal to reach the U.S. East Coast, it was carrying cargo for retailers and clothing brands including Walmart, H&M, Adidas and ASOS, import and shipping data shows. On Dec. 17, it turned south to circumnavigate Africa's Cape of Good Hope, after Maersk paused sending vessels to the Suez through the Red Sea, where Houthi attacks on shipping have triggered delays, costs and uncertainty across global consumer and retail markets.

Source: yahoo.com
Walmart and Adidas cargo aboard, one ship's voyage to avoid the Red Sea - World - Vimarsana News

Walmart and Adidas cargo aboard, one ship's voyage to avoid the Red Sea - World

LONDON: When the Maersk Tanjong set sail from Thailand on December 2, headed towards the Suez Canal to reach the...

Red Sea freight rate inflation may be peaking already - Vimarsana News

Red Sea freight rate inflation may be peaking already

Shippers around the world are pushing back on increases from ocean carriers diverting from the Suez Canal, but for U.S.-bound cargo, costs are still rising.

Source: cnbc.com
Shippers warned to press pause on contract negotiations - Vimarsana News

Shippers warned to press pause on contract negotiations

With rates plateauing and services being restructured peak disruption from the rerouting of shipping could be nearing an end. Shippers should keep their powder dry until picture becomes clearer

Red Sea supply chain inflation may be peaking already, new trade data suggests - Vimarsana News

Red Sea supply chain inflation may be peaking already, new trade data suggests

Shippers around the world are pushing back on increases from ocean carriers diverting from the Suez Canal, but for U.S.-bound cargo, costs are still rising.