redvelvetjoy
Active member
I feel like this isn’t getting as much attention as it should. With all these attacks on cargo ships near the Red Sea, shipping costs are going up, and companies are rerouting to avoid the area. But how bad is it really? Are we looking at major supply chain disruptions again like in 2021, or is this just another temporary headache for global trade? Anyone following this closely?
The recent attacks on cargo ships near the Red Sea have been causing quite a stir. Many shipping companies are rerouting vessels around Africa to avoid the danger zones, which adds extra time and cost to deliveries. This situation is making some folks worry about potential supply chain disruptions, similar to what we saw back in 2021. While it's hard to predict exactly how things will unfold, it's definitely something to keep an eye on as it could impact global trade if the situation doesn't improve soon. 
