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Gemini won’t return to Red Sea, Maersk might

Gemini won’t return to Red Sea, Maersk might

Pölös Zsófia

Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 27.11.2025

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AI boost for logistics: DHL leads while others struggle

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Transport industry under pressure: skilled labour shortage, rising personnel costs and weak economy strain the market

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