Hapag-Lloyd continues to suspend Red Sea service after introducing land corridor through S. Arabia
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has announced that they suspended their Asia - Red Sea (AR1) service until further notice, and they are working on alternative routes to serve the Red Sea / Gulf of Aden ports, rerouting their remaining Asia - Red Sea sailings through Cape of Good Hope.
This statement followed Hapag-Lloyd’s previous announcement on Friday that the company would introduce land service corridors connecting Jebel Ali, Dammam, and Jubail to Jeddah. This would connect the company’s ocean shuttle service departing from Jeddah with inland routes.
“We are currently working on alternative routes to serve the Red Sea / Gulf of Aden ports, and these will be announced shortly,” Hapag-Lloyd said.
This statement followed Hapag-Lloyd’s previous announcement on Friday that the company would introduce land service corridors connecting Jebel Ali, Dammam, and Jubail to Jeddah. This would connect the company’s ocean shuttle service departing from Jeddah with inland routes.
“We are currently working on alternative routes to serve the Red Sea / Gulf of Aden ports, and these will be announced shortly,” Hapag-Lloyd said.
Source: Hapag-Llyod
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