Is Ocean Three the final piece in the container lines mega-alliance jigsaw?
The mega-alliance rankings should determine the foundation for success, or will other factors play a ...
This should really come as little surprise. The group set up to protect the interests of Chinese shipping lines is clearly going to have more than a few worries about the creation of the new mega-alliance between Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM. The interesting aspect, as this article makes clear at a later point, is that the Chinese Shipowners’ Association has proved itself pretty effective at moulding government opinion and, hence, policy.
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