New services and reinstated blanked sailings boost transpacific capacity
The Gemini Cooperation has introduced an additional transpacific service as a rush of demand and ...
The container market has been “turned on its head” by the collapse of Hanjin Shipping, according to Oslo-based ocean freight rate benchmarking platform Xeneta, which says it could be a “wake-up” call for large-volume shippers accustomed to long-term contracts at low rates.
Some analysts suggest the 40-50% spike ...
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David
September 20, 2016 at 2:45 amNew Hanjin seems to be born again after collapsing Hanjin. New Hanjin will be thinner than old Hanjin.