DP World COO Abdulla Al Hashimi said current global ocean freight rate increases are unlikely to last, citing past disruptions when rates eventually eased. DP World rerouted shipping lines through India to keep trade moving along the India-UAE corridor amid disruptions linked to the US-Iran war.
Rerouting and maritime bottlenecks are keeping shipping costs elevated, raising delivered costs for traded feed ingredients; an eventual easing would reduce that pressure. The comments point to a prospective decline, but do not establish when rates will turn lower.
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