Transpacific container trade – how the carriers stack up
Dollars and cents on the Asia-US
There are a host of indicators that suggest the container trade between Asia and the west coast of South America is on the verge of a major expansion.
According to the eeSea liner database, since July the number of weekly sailings between Asia and the west coast of South America has increased by around a third – from 12 sailings a week in June, a level that was consistent since August 2023, rising to 15 per week in July and currently ...
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