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 ...
Despite shipper concerns, it seems that unless there is a last minute deal-breaker, the proposed operational merger between the world’s three biggest container lines will get regulatory approval – albeit subject to close review and conditions – and the P3 network of Maersk Line, MSC and CMA CGM will begin operation on east-west trades sometime in the second half of this year.
Meeting in late December in Washington DC, senior officials from the US Federal Maritime Commission, EU Competition Commission and ...
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