OOCL gains market share in Q1, with 'very strong' financials unveiled by Cosco
Volumes carried by Cosco-owned container line OOCL in the first quarter soared, compared with the ...
Booming intra-Asia trades stand to benefit the most from a lengthy US-China trade war.
But low freight rates, overcapacity and poor schedule reliability is putting pressure on shipping lines operating in what is the world’s biggest container market.
According to Philip Damas, head of Drewry Supply Chain Advisors, intra-Asia works “on different dynamics” to the major east-west trades.
“There’s still a huge amount of competition there, where there’s no shortage of capacity and rates are down,” he said at the TPM Asia conference in Shenzhen ...
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