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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Supply chain&#160;and shipping process problems on the&#160;Red Sea&#160;caused many factors, and routes were changed to the&#160;Cape of Good Hope. The current ships operating in the&#160;Cape of Good Hope&#160;on the&#160;Cape of Good Hope Ship Traffic Live Map. If this situation and&#160;Red Sea&#160;ship traffic continue, ships will continue to use the&#160;Cape of Good Hope&#160;route, which will likely [...]</p>
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<p><a href="https://blog.shipsgo.com/supply-chain-visibility/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Supply chain</a>&nbsp;and shipping process problems on the&nbsp;<a href="https://blog.shipsgo.com/red-sea-ship-traffic-live-map/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Red Sea</strong></a>&nbsp;caused many factors, and routes were changed to the<strong>&nbsp;Cape of Good Hope</strong>. The current ships operating in the&nbsp;<strong>Cape of Good Hope&nbsp;</strong>on the&nbsp;<strong>Cape of Good Hope Ship Traffic Live Map</strong>. If this situation and&nbsp;<strong>Red Sea</strong>&nbsp;ship traffic continue, ships will continue to use the&nbsp;<strong>Cape of Good Hope&nbsp;</strong>route, which will likely increase freight costs. If you want to find the carrier forwarder for your transportation most easily,<strong>&nbsp;ShipsGo Premium Service Finder</strong>&nbsp;lists the best ones for you.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Why do Container Ships use the Cape of Good Hope?</h2>



<p class="has-text-align-left">80% of Container Ships on the Suez route head towards the Cape of Good Hope. So why?First, we saw ships being attacked. This situation led companies to make some organizational decisions. Companies that did not use the <strong>Red Sea</strong> and<strong> Suez Canal</strong> began to direct their routes via this routes.</p>


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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">List of Rerouted Ships &#8211; Updated 2024</h3>



<p>Recent events in the Red Sea caused many container ships to change their route (reroute), and some even stopped. ShipsGo’s tracking algorithm and teams immediately detect disruptions to ship routes. They also double-check each disruption on&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>+500</strong>&nbsp;vessels carrying <strong>ShipsGo </strong>customers’ shipments.</p>



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