Maersk Moves Fuel as Iran War Disrupts Shipping Hubs
Maersk is redistributing fuel to keep its fleet running as conflict disrupts Middle East hubs. The carrier also paused Salalah operations after drone strikes.
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The shipping giant Maersk, headquartered in Denmark, has begun redistributing maritime fuel across its network to maintain operations as the conflict involving Iran disrupts supply chains in the Middle East. The carrier currently has 10 vessels stranded in the Gulf region as hostilities impact the storage and flow of ship fuel.
"We are proactively redistributing fuel to ensure vessels can continue to bunker where needed and keep our ocean network running without interruptions," a Maersk spokesperson said on Wednesday.
