The Red Sea crisis and its impact on containership deployment
The impact of the Red Sea crisis on containership deployment trends – after a wave ...
Embattled ocean carriers, struggling to turn a profit on the Asia-Europe and transpacific tradelanes, are increasingly turning to intra-Asia trades for a better return, according to Drewry’s Container Insight Weekly.
Drewry says the attraction for deepsea carriers is the availability of cheap charter ships and “higher than usual” cargo growth.
“Seldom does a month pass without the announcement of at least one new regional service – some of which now deploy vessels of over 4,000teu.”
Indeed, it is estimated that over 30 million ...
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