Maersk says Gulf land-bridge routes still have capacity for food, medicines

LONDON: Shipping giant Maersk is maintaining food and medicine supply lines via alternative land-bridge routes in the Gulf that still have some spare capacity despite the Iran war, its regional head told Reuters on Thursday. The war that began with US-Israeli strikes on Iran last month, followed by Iranian attacks across the region and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, ‌has brought shipping ‌in the Gulf to a near standstill, rippling ​across ‌global ⁠supply ​chains. Danish container ⁠shipping group A.P.

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