Gloomy picture of next few years at container ports as volumes recover slowly
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The next big losers in the shipping industry crisis are likely to be ports and terminals, leading to a decline in safety and services.
Yesterday, at TOC Middle East, shippers, analysts and forwarders urged the sector to halt the price race-to-the-bottom across the supply chain, to protect the remaining players.
“The Hanjin episode served as a wake-up call – this is not a sustainable way of doing business,” Alessandro Menezes, associate director, transportation sourcing, at petrochemical shipper Vinmar, told delegates.
“There is a risk factor for ports, with 80% of ...
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Neil Davidson
December 07, 2016 at 3:20 pmThe Loadstar story echoes my own concerns: https://www.drewry.co.uk/news/carriers-playing-poker-with-ports-warns-new-report