The world’s major shipping companies say they won’t be sending vessels back to the Red Sea any time soon despite a pledge by ...

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But transport companies have said the risks remain too high to resume using the Red Sea route. "Carriers will want to be assured there is an outlook for long-term safe passage before returning to ...

During the early stages of the crisis, moving a container from Shanghai ... average than they would use by travelling through the Red Sea at the same speed. Over the past decade, most shipping ...

shipping companies have been diverting their vessels around the southern tip of Africa to avoid the Red Sea. Dimitrios Karamitros / Shutterstock During the early stages of the crisis, moving a ...

These attacks have prompted many shipping companies to stop using the Red Sea – a route that around 12% of global ... During the early stages of the crisis, moving a container from Shanghai in China ...