Gemini partners on the hunt for scarce chartered tonnage
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has chartered one of its ships to Hapag-Lloyd for three years, ...
Container lines are shaking up Europe’s waterways as they bypass barge operators to operate their own inland routes to service their demand for empties.
One source told The Loadstar two of the big five container lines, with unconfirmed rumours suggesting 2M partners Maersk and MSC, had already begun operations, with three trips over the past 10 days moving between 4,000 and 6,000 teu of empty containers.
The source said: “One out of every two containers moving from Europe to Asia is empty. Many ...
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