Maersk OC1 service to resume Panama Canal transit next month
Maersk is to resume its OC1 Oceania-North America east coast string as an all-water service ...
In two years’ time, mega ships from Asia will be able to bypass California’s ports and head straight through the widened Panama Canal. The southern states of the US are expecting to see a boom in their ports business. But while Florida has been busy preparing to welcome these big ships, Texas has failed to get ready on time, and could lose out.
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