Container lines hope for intra-Asia boost as ex-India rates continue slide
Container lines – predominantly those operating on China-India trades – are cementing their networks to ...
Intra-Asia trade in perishable goods is driving the global expansion of containerised reefer shipping, delegates were told at today’s Cool Logistics Asia conference in Hong Kong.
“At 6% expected growth, intra-Asia reefer volumes will increase to around 1.3m teu this year,” said Tsunemichi Mukai, senior vice-president, MOL Liner.
Referring to trade statistics for containerised perishables compiled by Seabury Group, he added: “This is huge, gigantic growth and we are part of it.”
Seabury’s maritime director, Michel Looten, explained that only two trades had ...
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