Maersk struggling with its bunker logistics while Hapag-Lloyd is in the clear for now

ONE is also experiencing problems, while Hapag-Lloyd reports that it has not had any problems procuring fuel outside the Middle East for the time being.

"Although we do not disclose specific operational details due to commercial considerations, ONE is no exception to these common challenges in the industry," writes a spokesperson for ONE. | Photo: Rene Van Quekelberghe

Liv Almer, Vanessa Alexandra Kjær and Kit Lindhardt

12 March 2026at 14:31

While Maersk’s top management has reported problems with fuel shortages for its vessels in some areas of the world as a result of the war in the Middle East, German peer Hapag-Lloyd now says it has not been affected by the same supply problems thus far.

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