Maritime chokepoints cannot be measured by traffic alone
September 25, 2026
Connected trade corridors are becoming increasingly important as geopolitical disruption, climate pressures and shifting manufacturing patterns redraw global cargo flows. The report examines how ports, feeder services, shortsea shipping and inland transport can provide alternative pathways when established maritime routes are disrupted. It argues that resilience and routing flexibility are becoming as important as cost and efficiency. Why we chose […]
