Container shipping company Maersk said on Friday it had temporarily paused vessel calls at Israel's Haifa port, amid the country's escalating conflict with Iran.

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Shipping company Maersk said on Friday it had decided to resume vessel calls at Israel's Haifa port.

Shipper A.P. Moller-Maersk (OTCPK:AMKBY) (OTCPK:AMKAF) said Friday it has resumed vessel calls to the port of Haifa in Israel ...

Maersk, the world’s second-largest container carrier, said it is again accepting imports at Israel’s Port of Haifa days after ...

Danish shipping company Maersk said on Thursday it had reopened cargo acceptance to Israel's Haifa port for imports as of June 25 and that it expected to reopen exports from the location once a lower ...

The world’s second-largest container line suspended services to Israel’s busiest port just prior to Iranian missile attacks.

Israel ceasefire has bred hope for a return to more typical operations in the Middle East, but electronic interference in the ...

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Danish shipping giant Maersk announces that it is temporarily suspending vessel calls in Israel’s Haifa port due to the country’s conflict with Iran.

Despite the suspension in Haifa, Maersk continues to operate at Ashdod Port and reports no other disruptions in the region so far. Maersk’s decision follows weeks of escalating violence. On June 13, ...

Maersk said it was suspending service to Israel’s busiest port just prior to Iran’s missile attack. The post Maersk stops Haifa service prior to Iran missile attacks appeared first on ...

By Dominic Chopping. A.P. Moller-Maersk resumed vessel calls to the port of Haifa in Israel and will accept both import and export cargo following a de-escalation of tensions in the region.