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17 September 2026

Sea-Intelligence: Red Sea Crisis is 27% normalized

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Source reporting: Container News

Sea-Intelligence: Red Sea Crisis is 27% normalized

In Issue 782 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence used data from our Trade Capacity Outlook database to identify the exact Asia-Europe container vessels that have been routed through the Red Sea in recent weeks or are scheduled to do so in the coming weeks, as the container shipping industry is starting to normalise a return to the Suez Canal, from the round-Africa routing that has been the standard since the onset of the Red Sea crisis in December 2023. " class="Apple-web-attachment Apple-edge-to-edge-visual-media Singleton" src="data:image/png;base64,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