Hapag-Lloyd, ONE warn most cargo lost in massive containership fire
A major containership fire likely destroys or delays a large volume of containerized cargo, disrupting shipping capacity and goods delivery.
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First impact
Hapag-Lloyd AG →Shortage riskcargo aboard MV Espirito Santo Express
Hapag-Lloyd says the vast majority of the vessel's cargo is expected to be severely damaged or a total loss, so the transported goods on this service are effectively unavailable.
“Based on the latest information received via the vessel owner Seaspan we expect the vast majority of the cargo to be either severely damaged by the fire or a total loss.”
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Where it lands
What you buy, and what you own.
Goods you buy
cargo aboard MV Espirito Santo Express
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