News / Capacity cuts as Asia-ECNA ocean freight volumes fall for first time in half a decade

10/10/2016

Ocean freight carriers have cut capacity on Asia-east coast North America (ECNA) routes, reporting unprecedented drops in slot supply, after headhaul volumes fell for the first time in five years.

According to Drewry, the year-on-year decline, of 1.1% in the second quarter was the first since the final ...

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