Maersk paying $100,000 a day to charter scarce post-panamax box ships
Maersk Line is being forced to pay a premium to secure scarce chartered tonnage for ...
(This post was originally published in German in Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung DVZ on 1 April; DVZ and Premium have agreed a partnership according to which relevant corporate/supply chain content published by DVZ can be exclusively used by Premium. While the following story has subsequently been picked up other publications, it was first broken by DVZ correspondent Michael Hollman)
In view of the massive bottlenecks in container traffic, the discounter Lidl intends to put its own ships into service in the near future. ...
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