UCL Tool Reveals Food Security Risks From Shipping Emissions Rules

Nov 10, 2026

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University College London has developed a tool that identifies food security risks arising from shipping emissions rules. The research suggests that regulations designed to reduce maritime emissions may create unintended consequences for global food supply chains, potentially affecting food availability or pricing in certain regions.

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What This Means for Your Supply Chain

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What if emissions rules increase shipping costs by 15-20 percent for perishables?

Simulate the impact of rising ocean freight costs on cold chain food products by increasing transportation costs 15-20 percent globally. Model effects on delivery lead times, sourcing strategies, and inventory policies across food supply networks.

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