If the culture of a company is defined by its leaders, Hactl is flying
News last week that Hactl, Hong Kong’s largest independent cargo handler, had launched a voluntary ...
Given that its container throughput has stagnated over the last few years, you would have thought that the last thing Hong Kong needs is to expand its capacity. But it is facing a dilemma which demonstrates the sort of challenge that mega-alliances will pose ports – with cargo coming in ever-larger chunks, congestion is increasingly on the rise. Terminal operators need to consolidate their operations geographically to increase their customers’ transhipment options, and for that they need government assistance, which doesn’t appear to be particularly forthcoming.
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