Global trade volumes – strategy? WTF
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THE Alliance plans to blank a quarter of its Asia-North Europe sailings in the first week of December, coinciding with lead line Hapag-Lloyd’s plans to hike its rates on the route by 70%.
The carrier advised customers yesterday that its FAK rate from Asia to North Europe from 1 December – excluding the UK – would increase by an eye-watering $2,000, to $4,890 per 40ft high-cubed (H/C).
For the UK, Hapag-Lloyd’s FAK rate will be $5,390, and for west Mediterranean ports the same ...
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Robert willian
November 12, 2020 at 6:35 amThis will crash the global market of foreign trade navigation