German Hapag-Lloyd to continue avoiding Red Sea
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
German shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd announced that it will continue to reroute its shipments through the Cape of Good Hope, as the company deemed situation in the region still dangerous despite the US-led force initiated to protect vessels.
The company was considering resuming shipments via the Red Sea for the past couple of days, for which they finally came to a decision. The recent attacks on Tuesday contributed to the company’s latest move.
The company was considering resuming shipments via the Red Sea for the past couple of days, for which they finally came to a decision. The recent attacks on Tuesday contributed to the company’s latest move.
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