Short term implications could include less of an appetite for what was not too long ago considered the best of the cargo business to underwrite: Ocean transit. (Credit: Planet Labs Inc. via AP) Short-term implications could include less of an appetite for what was not too long ago considered the best of the cargo business to underwrite: Ocean transit. (Credit: Planet Labs Inc. via AP)

The running aground of the 1,312-foot Ever Given cargo ship in the Suez Canal was a historic event but only just the latest in a growing number of cargo transportation issues.

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