'It's all against us' – European road freight rates driven to new heights
A combination of surging fuel prices, driver shortages, increased demand and tight supply have driven ...
The success of Maersk Line in cutting its unit cost by a massive $390 per 40ft unit in the third quarter was the silver bullet that put an ocean of competitive market advantage between the Danish carrier and its rivals.
This equated to a 13% year-on-year reduction in costs against a backdrop of a 12.2% decrease in average freight rates.
“Vessel network efficiencies” is the preferred term from Maersk executives, and relates primarily to 7.8% lower bunker consumption in the quarter, compared ...
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