Loadstar Podcast: Why Maersk is serious about air cargo logistics
In this sponsored podcast, Mike King, host and producer of The Loadstar Podcast, finds out ...
Ahead of the Chinese Golden Week holiday in early October, the number of open containerships has fallen across most sectors.
A spate of “brisk fixing activity” has reduced Alphaliner’s idle fleet bi-monthly report to 120 ships, totalling 228,000 teu, as of September8. This is the lowest number of laid-up container vessels recorded by the analyst since the summer of 2011.
Moreover, the redundant tonnage includes just 12 carrier-controlled ships, of which only three are owned by top 20-ranked lines – APL, CSAV ...
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