Maersk Withdrawal of Iran Service Perhaps a Game-changer

Boston Globe/Reuters
Thursday, October 11, 2012

Maersk Line container ships no longer to call at Iran ports, closing off a major supply chain to the country.

Maersk ended all cargo shipments to the Persian Gulf port of Bushehr on Sept. 30, and started refusing all outbound cargo on Sept. 24, making Iran's isolation from the world of trade almost complete, reports the 'Boston Globe'/Reuters.

Those dates now seem to have been a precursor to the chaos in Iran last week, when its currency, the rial, plunged and protests against high food prices spread throughout the country.

Source:  Boston Globe/Reuters.

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