Carriers accused of exploiting Red Sea attacks to raise prices
Container rates have risen much more than carriers’ costs as a result of the attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea, an OECD report concludes.
by JENS THOMSEN
A new report written by the OECD organization International Transport Forum on the impact of the Red Sea crisis has concluded that freight rates have skyrocketed much more than the shipping companies’ costs of rerouting ships south of Africa to avoid attacks.
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