Some ro-ro operators carry on sailing, even as Red Sea conflict heats up
Some ro-ro operators are chancing their vessels transiting the Red Sea, just as the crisis ...
The cascading of smaller box ships to more-lucrative long-haul lanes has created a shortage of vessels for intra-Asia trades.
A meeting of representatives of the Korea Shipowners Association, Korea International Trade Association and domestic feeder operators, such as Sinokor, Namsung and Pan Ocean, heard that the lack of tonnage was giving exporters a hard time, as it had driven intra-Asia rates to rise fourfold from last year.
The Shanghai Containerised Freight Index showed that, on 12 ...
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