War-risk premiums and emergency freight hikes threaten to drive up landed costs for shippers reliant on Gulf and Suez-linked ...

The Middle East conflict has stoked fears of prolonged disruption to global trade via key maritime corridors.

Shipping company stocks rallied Monday following Strait of Hormuz disruptions that forced carriers to reroute vessels, ...

Germany’s digital freight platform Cargo.one has boosted its shipping capabilities with the takeover of container ship rate ...

Carriers abandon plans to return to Suez Canal route and reinstate Cape of Good Hope diversions, while Arabian Gulf ports ...

Security concerns around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea–Suez Canal corridor have prompted major carriers to suspend or ...

MSC halts Middle East bookings as Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM reroute vessels and add conflict-related container fees.

MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company has suspended all bookings for worldwide cargo to the Middle East region. The move joins other major European liner operators taking action to avoid the troubled ...

Peter Sand, Xeneta Chief Analyst: “The recent tariff ruling by the US Supreme Court will have knock-on impacts for ocean container shipping, but this will be nuanced and unlikely to cause a huge ...

The United States’ operation in Iran is beginning to ripple through global supply chains, with major container lines pulling vessels from Gulf routes and reassessing Middle East cargo.

The world’s largest container carriers are rerouting ships to avoid the Persian Gulf. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.