Essential Supply

Days of cover for the nine commodities the country cannot run out of — by island, by importer, and by the sailing that resupplies them.

SituationMinister of Economy · Steady State

All nine essential commodities hold national cover above the 14-day line. The weakest island is Marisa, where cement at 11 days binds first, followed by lpg at 14 days. LPG carries the highest single-supplier exposure in the essentials book at 92% importer concentration. Every scheduled feeder sailing is running.

Days of cover — commodity by island

Nine essential commodities across eight islands. The blue ramp runs darkest at the lowest cover, and every cell prints its own figure so colour never carries the meaning alone. Every cell opens.

Filtering and sorting change these commodity rows only — every tile and figure above still describes all nine lines.


Rice	34 d
Flour	29 d
Cooking oil	31 d
LPG	22 d
Diesel	26 d
Gasoline	24 d
Infant formula	41 d
Essential medicines	38 d
Cement	19 d

Days of coverover 21 days stable · 14–21 watch · under 14 critical

Cells with a hairline outline are the surveyed weakest island for that commodity; the rest are modelled from national cover and the island's stockholding factor.

Importer stock returns · Inter-island freight manifests 4 Aug 2026 · 07:30 National days of cover from importer stock returns divided by trailing consumption; island cells scale national cover by the island's stockholding factor, except surveyed weakest islands which are reported directly.

Importer concentration

Share of each commodity held by its largest importer. Concentration is a structural exposure — it does not move with the climate.

Above 85% a single importer's delay is a national event; between 70% and 85% it is a shortage on the smaller islands first. Status is stated as a label in the drawer for every commodity.

Trade licence register · Importer stock returns 4 Aug 2026 · 07:30 Largest importer's share of trailing-12-month import volume for each commodity.

Inter-island shipping lanes

The feeder network that resupplies the Outer Islands. Every row opens the lane.

Lane	Carrier	Frequency	Serves	Status	Detail
Port Clara → Port Aurora	Caribbean Rim Lines	3 sailings a week	Marmora	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Serena Harbour	MV Serena Trader	2 sailings a week	Serena	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Tarova Harbour	Corvana Channel Shipping	2 sailings a week	Tarova	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Harbour Cay	MV Serena Trader	Weekly	Marisa	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Caldera Creek	Corvana Channel Shipping	2 sailings a week	Caldera	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Vesta Town	Caribbean Rim Lines	Weekly	Vesta	Running to schedule	View detail
Port Clara → Lantern Town	MV Serena Trader	Weekly	Lantern Cay	Running to schedule	View detail

Every scheduled sailing is running. Nothing on this network is currently constraining island cover.

Inter-island freight manifests · Carrier sailing schedules 4 Aug 2026 · 07:30 Scheduled frequency from carrier filings; cancellations reported by the carrier and confirmed against the manifest.