Taiwan's Evergreen is preparing to send its first ships through the Suez Canal after nearly three years of avoiding the Red Sea, with the 16,556 TEU Ever Eon and Ever Edit transiting on 7 and 11 November, and the 20,124 TEU Ever Gifted following on 16 November. Evergreen was the last Ocean Alliance member to return, with partners CMA CGM, COSCO, and OOCL already restoring Suez services. The development comes as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd's Gemini Cooperation shifts its India–Europe ME1 service from the Cape route, leaving Israeli carrier Zim as the most prominent remaining holdout.
Evergreen Returns to Suez Canal, Leaving Zim as the Last Major Carrier Avoiding the Red Sea
Taiwan's Evergreen is preparing to send its first ships through the Suez Canal after nearly three years of avoiding the Red Sea, with the 16,556 TEU Ever Eon and Ever Edit transiting on 7 and 11 November, and the 20,124 TEU Ever Gifted following on 16 November. Evergreen was the last Ocean Alliance member to return, with partners CMA CGM, COSCO, and OOCL already restoring Suez services. The development comes as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd's Gemini Cooperation shifts its India–Europe ME1 service from the Cape route, leaving Israeli carrier Zim as the most prominent remaining holdout.
