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A Red Sea crisis resolution could be far more dramatic for container lines than if their re-routings continue well into the year, senior Maersk executives have suggested.  

During yesterday’s earnings call, Maersk outlined how freight rates and industry capacity were expected to be affected if ...

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  • Rajeev Kathuria

    February 18, 2024 at 10:05 am

    Since the Ocean Freight may soften, it would be Carrier to win the Loyalty of the customer must give the CASH BACK for the Surcharges which they levied during the Red Sea situation

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