Hapag-Lloyd limits service to Israel
24/06/2025
Hapag-Lloyd has temporarily limited its service to the Port of Haifa, Israel, following a careful assessment of the current security environment
Hapag-Lloyd has temporarily limited its service to the Port of Haifa, Israel, following a careful assessment of the current security environment
Feature Image: © Windward Maritime AI™ Platform Navigation systems on more than 900 vessels voyaging the Strait of Hormuz and Persian
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