Peak season or recession? Forwarders and shippers need to 'stay flexible'
Transpacific contract negotiations appear to be held in a holding pattern, with few to no ...
Israeli ocean carrier Zim said yesterday it expected freight rates to keep falling and was preparing for the ‘new normal’ by focusing on profitable niche markets for its container services and expanding its car-carrier business.
Zim reported third-quarter revenue of $3.1bn, down 3% on the same period of last year, from 4.8% less volume, at 842,000 teu, for an average rate of $3,353 per teu, up 4% on the previous year.
Operating profit for the period was down 17%, to $1.54bn, while ...
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