Current Situation
The Red Sea crisis enters its thirteenth week with escalating concerns about extended delays and widespread disruptions impacting the global container shipping network. Terminations of voyages and congestion surges at regional port terminals are happening with short notice, further complicating logistics. The underlying geopolitical tensions continue to cloud the situation, hindering a swift resolution.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.
Our Commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Current Situation
This week, the Red Sea crisis and geopolitical situation in the region worsened. Week 12 saw the first sunken vessel, MV 'Rubymar', leaking fuel and fertilizer, along with the tragic deaths of 3 seafarers that served on the MV 'True Confidence' when the attack occurred in the Gulf of Aden. Industry associations are urging vessel diversions until safe passage is guaranteed.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.
Our Commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Current Situation
While eleven weeks have passed since the Red Sea crisis began, the immediate situation remains tense and unpredictable. We continue to see a concerting uptick in attack frequency, highlighting the region's dynamic and volatile nature. The first vessel incident with an oil leak also impacting the environment has been registered.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.
Our Commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Current Situation
Two and a half months into the crisis, the immediate risk situation in the Red Sea has not improved, and multiple new attacks with high frequency have been witnessed in the region this past week. The long-term impact on container shipping remains uncertain. Continued geopolitical tensions, logistical challenges, and potential for disruptions contribute to an environment of volatility. Shippers and industry stakeholders are advised to remain informed and adjust their strategies accordingly.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.
Our commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and/or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Completing nine weeks of the Red Sea crisis, a tentative new normal emerges. While the timeline for re-routing through the region remains unclear, ocean carriers have largely adapted their schedules and ports of call, suggesting fewer operational disruptions on both primary and backhaul routes going forward. However, experts urge caution, emphasizing the inherent volatility of the situation and the potential for future flare-ups.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation.
Our Commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Current Situation
Eight weeks into the Red Sea crisis, a tentative new normal emerges. While the timeline for re-routing through the region remains unclear, ocean carriers have largely adapted their schedules and ports of call, suggesting fewer operational disruptions on both primary and backhaul routes going forward. However, experts urge caution, emphasizing the inherent volatility of the situation and the potential for future flare-ups.
Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments
Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation.
Our commitment
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Seven weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation remains critical and extremely dynamic. The containerized ocean carrier community started to announce network changes with more permanent routing changes around the Cape of Good Hope, with new transit times and an alteration of port calls. As more carriers get organized daily, we will see more of those actions being taken, which should bring a more consistent approach for the time being.
Below are some key facts and market developments surrounding the situation.
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Six weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation remains critical and extremely dynamic. The containerized ocean carrier community continues to reroute, with very few exceptions, their vessels around the Cape of Good Hope. The situation and the future direction of this conflict remain dynamic.
Below are some key facts and market developments surrounding the situation.
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.
Five weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation continues to be critical and extremely dynamic. Given the situation has again worsened in recent days, various maritime research and consulting firms, as well as one global ocean carrier CEO, have communicated an outlook that carriers resuming Suez Canal transits seem more like months than weeks away until the risks of attacks are eliminated.
Below are some key facts and market developments because of the situation.
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website will be updated once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and/or shipment-specific information, please contact your local JAS office.
Four weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation remains critical and extremely dynamic. The world’s largest container carriers (VOCC’s)continue to reroute, with a few exceptions, their vessels around the Cape of Good Hope.
Below is a recap of the current situation as announced by carriers this week; however, the situation is very fluid and continues to evolve.
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website will be updated once per week, every Friday.
For any more detailed and/or shipment-specific information, please contact your local JAS office.
Three weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation continues to be critical and extremely dynamic. The world’s largest container carriers (VOCC’s) have chosen most of their voyages utilizing re-routing of their vessels around the Cape of Good Hope.
Below is a recap of the current situation as announced by carriers this week; however, the situation is very fluid and continues to evolve.
JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.
For more detailed and/or shipment specific information, please contact your local JAS office.
Two weeks into the crisis in the Red Sea, the situation continues to be critical and extremely dynamic. The world’s largest container carriers (VOCC’s) have chosen most of their voyages utilizing re-routing of their vessels around the Cape of Good Hope.
These incidents have increased the risk of shipping in the region, and we have seen action taken by most of the world's largest container carriers (VOCCs) to mitigate the risk for their employees and vessels operating in these waters.
Below is a recap of the current situation as announced by carriers today; however, the situation is very fluid and continues to evolve.
This conflict continues to have significant implications for Global trade. The global carrier community is citing impact to the equipment pool, balance as well as a potential vessel shift to facilitate operational network needs. JAS will continue to monitor the situation and keep you appraised accordingly.
For any questions and concerns, please contact your local JAS office.
The Red Sea is a vital waterway for global trade, connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa. However, it is also a hotspot for geopolitical tensions, piracy, and armed attacks. In the past few weeks, several incidents have occurred that have disrupted the maritime traffic and raised security concerns in the area. This is claimed to be a consequence of the Israel / Palestine conflict which sees attacks on commercial vessels thought to be headed for Israel.
These incidents have increased the risk of shipping in the region, and we have seen action taken by most of the largest container carriers (VOCC’s) in the world to mitigate the risk for their employees and vessels operating in these waters.
Below is a recap of the current situation as announced by carriers as of today; however, the situation is very fluid and continues to evolve.
This conflict will have massive implications on global trade, and all shippers should expect serious delays, vessels out of place for weeks or months to come, and significantly increased costs on all services transiting the Red Sea. The full scope of the implications is unclear, but we at JAS will do our utmost to keep you updated on the situation as it unfolds and work with all customers and partners to provide the best solutions possible.
For any questions and concerns, please contact your local JAS office.
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