
Red Sea diversions: rethinking Gulf–Europe shipping economics
Cape routing has become an economic factor, not an exception. Freight, bunker, and inventory-carrying costs all feel it on Gulf–Europe roundtrips.
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Cape routing has become an economic factor, not an exception. Freight, bunker, and inventory-carrying costs all feel it on Gulf–Europe roundtrips.
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