Asia-USEC shippers to lose 42% capacity in a surge of blanked sailings
The eastbound transpacific trades are set to see a surge of blanked sailings over the ...
Challenger ocean carriers Wan Hai, SM Line and Zim have taken full advantage of the insatiable demand from US consumers for Asian imports to substantially grow their transpacific capacity.
Moreover, with a relatively lower ratio of contracted business than their alliance peers, the trio have been able to fill their additional slots with more lucrative spot cargo, thus significantly increasing the profitability of each voyage.
From 1 January to 1 August, Taiwan’s Wan Hai, South Korea’s SM Line and Israel’s Zim recorded ...
Asia-USEC shippers to lose 42% capacity in a surge of blanked sailings
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