News / As China returns to work, box carriers look to rate hikes to help regain losses

Shanghai Yangshan deepwater port
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Ocean carriers are preparing for a return to fully booked ships.

The recovery in China’s manufacturing is reported to be up to around 80% of pre-new year levels, and regional transport movements are also getting back up to speed, it seems.

“We have seen many terminals and ...

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