Hapag chief bullish on demand growth, 'thanks to higher schedule reliability'
Hapag Lloyd expects its above-average Q1 market growth to sustain in Q2, CEO Rolf Habben ...
Industry experts believe cash-rich carriers, now seeing contracting demand, are set to fight over diminishing cargo volumes as the pandemic eases.
They will resort to finding unique selling points, which could see them turn to track and trace solutions.
Recently, Hapag-Lloyd began to fit tracking and telemetry ...
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