Liners plan more rate hikes to halt renewed container spot rates decline
After last week’s hiatus, container spot freight rates on the Asia-Europe trades resumed their downward ...
Project logistics and out-of-gauge cargo are the latest specialist shipping targets of container lines looking for alternative revenue streams.
With standard dry container volumes showing flat growth, and low freight rates an increasingly perennial feature of the industry, box carriers are looking to expanding into the more profitable area of out-of-gauge and heavylift cargo.
The move would be similar to their attack on the perishables sector, which began two decades ago and has led to an huge decline in the conventional reefer shipping ...
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Comment on this article
Clint Wadsworth
March 12, 2016 at 2:42 pmAre any shippers accepting yachts as project freight?
Clint Wadsworth
March 12, 2016 at 2:44 pmI meant to say, are any container vessels accepting yachts as project freight?
Alex Lennane
March 14, 2016 at 10:00 amI believe so. You could ask Peter & May in the UK, or perhaps Rickmers in Hamburg for more info.