Sulphur Shipments Cross Strait of Hormuz Despite Rising Security Risks

Rohit AgarwalOctober 22, 202606 mins

Two bulk carriers carrying sulphur shipments from the Middle East have crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite rising security risks from Iranian missile and drone attacks against commercial shipping. The crossings highlight continued sulphur trade through the strategic waterway, even as freight rates, insurance costs and crew risk payments increase.

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