Pressemitteilung: Middle East Logistics Disruption – Strait of Hormuz & Regional Airspace

The logistics environment across the Middle East remains highly dynamic and volatile, driven by ongoing geopolitical sensitivities, fluctuating fuel costs, and port congestion in key corridors. Market conditions continue to shift on a near-daily basis, making long-term rate commitments challenging.
UAE (Jebel Ali / Khalifa Port / Land Transport)
• Port Operations: Generally stable; however, intermittent congestion reported at Jebel Ali during peak vessel windows.
• Customs Clearance: No major regulatory changes, but inspections have slightly increased for sensitive cargo.
• Land Transport:
o Trailer availability remains tight, especially for low beds and heavy equipment.
o Rates are fluctuating frequently, with transporters reluctant to commit beyond short validity (24–48 hrs).
• Weather Impact: Previous disruptions due to adverse weather have mosly normalized, though backlog clearance is ongoing.
• Sea - Import : Mostly from Khor fakkan / Fujairah.
• Sea - Export: Mostly from OMAN / KSA.
• Air Import / Export – Stable via DXB/DWC.
Saudi Arabia (KSA)
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Quelle: F.H. Bertling Holding GmbH

Stichwörter: F.H. Bertling Holding GmbH, Middle East logistics, Strait of Hormuz, supply chain disruption, port congestion, freight rates volatility, air freight capacity, project cargo, cross-border delays, equipment shortages, geopolitical risk

Kategorie(n): Märkte & Konjunktur