India-Pakistan 'tit-for-tat' cargo ban sparks sudden supply chain shocks
India and Pakistan have banned each other’s cargo from transiting their ocean gateways, following the ...
Despite the Asia-Europe trade experiencing one of the worst starts to a year, in terms of both volumes and freight rates, since the financial crisis, there could be cause for optimism for carriers.
Speaking at the TOC Container Supply Chain conference, which began this morning in Singapore, Maersk Line’s Asia chief executive, Robbert van Trooijen, said there was growing evidence that recent declines on the trade were set to reverse.
Last year, container volumes from Asia to Europe fell 4%, while the first ...
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