Evergreen Marine? Isn't this the same company that ran aground in the suez canal? What gives? How would they not prevent this from happening so close to that last huge nightmare, and bottleneck in global shipping?
In the last time years, all of the largest shipping companies have built ships that are essentially way too big, just to save some marginal amount. A big part of this is that these shipping lines mostly don't have to pay the downside of this absurdity.
Not to speak to the specifics of the incidents, but "the company is irrelevant because they are distant from the ship" wouldn't wash.
Even if there are no other else's that have ships that big, they controlled that they built ships that big at the very least.
A ship that draws 40 foot of water is in 25 foot of water.
Get it?