Finding solutions for businesses to the Red Sea crisis

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The first rule of WTA Freight Club, DO talk about freight club. Discussing the big talking points from the world of logistics and supply chains. Hear from sector leaders, get advice on improving your international logistics and stay ahead of industry trends. Core topics include cost saving, efficiency, digitalisation, and sustainability. Brought to you by WTA, the specialists in complex supply chain management and freight forwarding. Operating for 110 years and currently serving nearly 6000 businesses globally.

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Finding solutions for businesses to the Red Sea crisis

WTA Freight Club

25 minutes 36 seconds

1 year ago

Finding solutions for businesses to the Red Sea crisis

On the Freight Club podcast this week we're discussing the options available for businesses to minimise the disruption caused by the ongoing crisis in the Red Sea.

The situation has now escalated to military action from the US and UK meaning the Red Sea, one of the world's busiest waterways for trade, is likely to remain closed for commercial shipping. Consequently, freight rates are elevated and delays increasing hugely. So are there any solutions for businesses?

To discuss that point, joining host Scott Wallis we have the WTA Sales and Marketing Director Keri Barton.

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