The New York Post writes: Suez Canal shipping crisis could trigger global shortage of toilet paper
Source: https://nypost.com/2021/03/26/suez-canal-crisis-may-unleash-worldwide-toilet-paper-shortage/
Who still remembers the toilet paper crisis last year?
Will the next round be heralded here?
The following is one of the most interesting things about the whole thing. The route of the ship can be seen here:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy5oym-qFn4
Let that run through the processor:
With its cargo, the ship painted the route of a huge penis into the sea and then entered the Suez Canal, where it got stuck! So what else than F..CK YOU could that mean?
12-13% of world trade goes through the Suez Canal. About 50 ships sail through the canal every day. Various sources have been warning of upcoming delivery bottlenecks for food and other goods for months. What time is it now?
Meanwhile at MSC:
The story is getting more and more blatant.
MSC's second largest line has technical problems in its computer system. All bookings on the lines, whether freight or other transports worldwide, had to be canceled.
Somebody is now trying to throw the global shipping industry into chaos.
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