Shipping and supply chains withstand Red Sea conflict

Inflation kept in check as vessels reroute between China and Europe

Sarah JollyMarch 25, 2025
The container ship Cosco Himalayas sails south on Red Sea towards Khalifa Port, Abu Dhabi after leaving Port Said, Egypt. June 2023.
Container ship on Red Sea. Credit: Shutterstock/David G40

Shipping and supply chains have proved resilient to war and disruption in major trading routes, according to experts speaking at a recent webinar on crisis management hosted by Ferma.
Frédéric Dènefle, president of the marine...

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Sarah JollyMarch 25, 2025
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