Network NewsPublished on 31 March 2021

Suez Canal jam: rethinking the way food and livestock are shipped

With thousands of starving and dehydrated animals, and boxes of fruit and vegetables set to perish before reaching their destination, the hold-up caused by the Ever Given on a waterway that carries 12% of the world’s maritime traffic has serious implications for the transportation of livestock and food. The holds of the vessels delayed contain, among other things,…

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