Dozens of container ships were stuck when the Ever Given ran aground in the canal on March 23, with specialist rescue teams taking almost a week to free the vessel. Photo: TNS
Dozens of container ships were stuck when the Ever Given ran aground in the canal on March 23, with specialist rescue teams taking almost a week to free the vessel. Photo: TNS
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Container backlog, global supply chain disruption from Suez Canal crisis could take months to clear

  • Dozens of container ships were stuck when the Ever Given ran aground in the canal on March 23, with specialist rescue teams taking almost a week to free the vessel
  • Container shipping companies were already contending with disruptions caused by the coronavirus and a surge in demand for retail goods, but the latest impact could still last into the second half of the year

Dozens of container ships were stuck when the Ever Given ran aground in the canal on March 23, with specialist rescue teams taking almost a week to free the vessel. Photo: TNS
Dozens of container ships were stuck when the Ever Given ran aground in the canal on March 23, with specialist rescue teams taking almost a week to free the vessel. Photo: TNS
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