Suez Canal Shipping 2026: Risks, Carrier Strategies & Impact On Ports
Will shipping return to the Suez Canal in 2026? We analyze the post-conflict landscape and the impact on African and Middle Eastern ports.
-
-
How Can African Ports Overcome Structural Challenges?
This article examines the initiatives that African ports and terminals can undertake to overcome structural challenges, as well as steps to mitigate the impact of macro-level and geopolitical factors.
-
Challenges Confronting The African Port Sector
Africa has abundant natural resources and favourable demographics, yet its ports sector faces many challenges. Read this article to know more.
-
Impact Of Trump’s Tariffs & Suspension Of AGOA On African Countries
The latest blow to international trade and global supply chains has fallen in the form of Trump’s tariffs, where, after assuming the presidency, Trump announced a raft of tariffs on most commodities imported into the USA.
-
Analysis Of The Impact Of the BlackRock/ TIL – Hutchison Ports Deal
With an aggregate enterprise value of $22.765 billion, the sale involves CK Hutchison’s 80% stake in Hutchison Ports with an equity value of $14.21 billion.
-
What is Fixed Berthing Window Concept at Container Ports and Terminals?
Under the Fixed Berthing Window system, ports and carriers agree on fixed berthing windows, i.e. pre-decided times when the container carrier’s vessel will arrive at the port and will be berthed. Know more inside the article.
-
How to Build a Green Supply Chain?
The scope of Green Sustainable supply chains is broader, including reverse logistics, refurbishing and recycling options, and eco-friendly end-of-life-cycle disposal planning. Read the article to know more.
-
How Port and Terminal Operators Can Control Emissions?
Learn about the measures port authorities and terminal operators can undertake to reduce direct and indirect emissions.
-
Minimum Quantity Commitment (MQC) and Liquidated Damages in Container Shipping: Concept and Relevance
A specified quantity of cargo constitutes the shipper’s commitment to the carrier in return for competitive contract rates (which are lower than the prevailing spot rates) and is known as the Minimum Quantity Commitment (MQC). Find out more inside the article.
