AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHormuz Disruption: Iran says ships from India, China, Iraq and Qatar are exempt from Strait of Hormuz transit restrictions, but reported tanker attacks and warnings about possible mines keep the vital route risky. Cold-Chain Cybersecurity: Hackers raised temperatures in French blood-storage facilities, though supplies were saved. The attack follows similar incidents at supermarkets across Europe, exposing a growing threat to temperature-controlled supply chains. Warehouse Capacity: Charter Hall’s $1 billion Light Horse Logistics Hub in western Sydney is fully leased. Woolworths’ 83,960-square-metre automated chilled and fresh distribution centre there is expected to open in 2027 and process more than 3,000 tonnes of produce daily. Shipping Routes: DP World has launched a weekly China–Africa service, while Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are returning their ME1 India–Europe service to the Suez Canal—route changes unfolding as maritime security concerns persist.
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