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Europe’s major rivers run exceptionally low as drought hits Danube and Rhine again
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Europe’s major rivers run exceptionally low as drought hits Danube and Rhine again

Nuclear reactors are shutting down, cargo barges are stuck and tourists eager to swim are met with a roar. For the third time in a decade, the levels of the Danube, Rhine and other major rivers are extremely low
Expert on the Strait of Hormuz: Too early to say it's safe
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Expert on the Strait of Hormuz: Too early to say it's safe

The Strait of Hormuz is to be reopened - but it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief, says Professor Johan Woxenius. Those who need to be convinced are the insurance companies, shipping companies and captains on board who decide whether they dare to sail or not, he says
Experts: It will take months to fix the blockage in the Strait of Hormuz
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Experts: It will take months to fix the blockage in the Strait of Hormuz

Even if the Strait of Hormuz were to open, it could take months before the logistics of container traffic are restored. "It takes a long time before all the ships and containers are in the right place in the right port," says Professor Johan Woxenius
Customs Uncertainty Disrupts Global Shipping and Swedish Trade
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Customs Uncertainty Disrupts Global Shipping and Swedish Trade

Swedish shipping companies risk higher harbour fees in the USA and few want to invest when the customs policy continues to change. Uncertainty is the most expensive for the shipping companies, it paralyses in some way, says Johan Woxenius, professor in logistics
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