Solid results in '24 and a good start to '25, says bullish Hapag-Lloyd CEO
German container shipping line Hapag-Lloyd appears to have slightly lost market share last year, today ...
Unless carriers continue to “aggressively” repatriate boxes to Asia, the equipment shortage crisis will last until February according to SeaIntelligence.
Carriers are maximising procurement of new containers, but the impact of new equipment into the supply chain will take some time.
“The market is faced with a stark choice,” said SeaIntelligence chief executive Alan Murphy. “Either carriers pursue the current strategy and there is a possibility of resolving the container shortage during January, or they reduce their aggressive repositioning strategy in order ...
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January 12, 2021 at 1:24 pmthe sad part is that China send full containers and Canada and USA just mainly send back empty ones.