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Tariffs can change while cargo is already at sea. Here’s how to manage mid-transit risk and avoid rushed entry decisions.

Port status is becoming a weaker proxy for shipment risk. The more important question is whether inland transfers are still performing the way operators planned.

Middle East network instability remains the top supply-chain risk this week, while Conakry, Beira, Dar Es Salaam, Jebel Ali, and Mombasa stand out as the ports most likely to disrupt schedule confidence and customer commitments.

The first phase of the Hormuz disruption was about vessel risk, rerouting, and emergency carrier notices. The next phase is broader: inland bottlenecks, tighter air cargo capacity, and cost pass-through that can reshape lead times, pricing, and customer communication well beyond the ocean leg.