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НУ ВОТ И РЕШЕНИЕ ПОДОСПЕЛО
Companies that have containers on the Ever Given could have to help pay the up to $1 billion Egyptian authorities are demanding before the ship leaves the Suez Canal.
The British International Freight Association announced in a statement that if a company has containers aboard the ship, it will be asked for "an indemnity or deposit" but noted that "any standard marine insurance policy" includes general-average losses. If a company did not insure the ship, however, then a cash deposit will be necessary to receive the containers. If a company has cargo aboard the Ever Given without insurance and cannot pay the deposit, the freight could be discarded, according to a release from the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations.
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