Suez disruption shows resilience of ocean transportation network

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Suez disruption shows resilience of ocean transportation network

Lars Jensen, CEO & Partner, SeaIntelligence Consulting, and JOC analyst | Mar 31, 2021 10:21AM EDT
Among the misconceptions raised by the Suez incident is that it has shown the fragility of the global ocean transportation network; nothing could be further from the truth, says JOC analyst Lars Jensen.
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