Shippers should 'think differently' about tariffs, say analysts
Impending tariffs on imports from the US have thus far been seen as a threat, ...
During the pandemic, analysts noted the distinct correlation between poor ocean schedule reliability and air freight demand. Shippers that needed certainty chose air.
But as ocean freight rates begin to creep up to near-Covid levels, shipping reliability is also on the rise this time around.
Despite pockets of port congestion, such as in Singapore, and issues with container availability, data out this week shows that in fact shipping lines are – relatively speaking – sticking to schedules. Sea-Intelligence reported reliability had improved ...
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