The evolving security situation in the geographical area requires constant monitoring and updating, increasing the complexity of logistics planning.
Aniket Gupta - Senior Analyst - Ports & Terminals Drewry Shipping Consultants
Impact on Regional Transport and Logistics
The Red Sea crisis has severely disrupted maritime trade dynamics. This vital maritime route, connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa, has been compromised by piracy, political conflicts, and military tensions, creating significant risks for shippers. Consequently, security and logistics costs have surged due to diversion via the Cape of Good Hope and increased investment in security measures. Vessels are often forced to take longer routes, causing congestion at transshipment ports and a constant rise in freight rates.
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LIFTING & SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT, July - August 2024