According to ship tracking data, the “Grace Freesia” tanker changed its sailing destination after being loaded at the US Freeport LNG plant last week, abandoned sailing to Japan and went to Belgium instead. The ship changed course in the middle of the Atlantic on Wednesday, and current information indicates that it will arrive in the Belgian port of Zeebrugge on November 1. Flexible spot shipments can change destinations multiple times according to price and demand. The tanker “Shra'Ouh” made a sharp turn in the middle of the Atlantic last week. It was originally scheduled to sail for India to the UK, then turned southeast again on Wednesday to enter the main waterway to Asia. The ship's new destination is currently unclear.

According to ship tracking data, the “Grace Freesia” tanker changed its sailing destination after being loaded at the US Freeport LNG plant last week, abandoned sailing to Japan and went to Belgium instead. The ship changed course in the middle of the Atlantic on Wednesday, and current information indicates that it will arrive in the Belgian port of Zeebrugge on November 1. Flexible spot shipments can change destinations multiple times according to price and demand. The tanker “Shra'Ouh” made a sharp turn in the middle of the Atlantic last week. It was originally scheduled to sail for India to the UK, then turned southeast again on Wednesday to enter the main waterway to Asia. The ship's new destination is currently unclear.