News / John Deere blames carrier alliances for 'unpleasant' supply chain headaches

22/04/2015

Major shippers remain sceptical about the benefits conferred by the development of larger shipping alliances, delegates at this week’s TOC Container Supply China event in Singapore were told.

David Panjwani, global logistics director for US machinery manufacturer John Deere said that the emergence of four large ...

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Dale Crisp
April 22, 2015 at 11:40 pm
Slightly odd comments from Mr Panjwani re Australia, given that none of the global alliances operate as such in Australian trades. And while container services ex WCNA have been in turmoil, that’s for very well-known reasons and completely outside carriers’ control.

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