News / Carriers must maintain schedule integrity if ports are to cope with bigger boxships

20/11/2014

Schedule integrity is “crucial” to the ability of container terminals to cope with throughput growth and the rapid introduction of ultra-large containerships, delegates at the JOC Port Performance Conference in London yesterday were told.

Thomas Lutje, managing director of Hamburg terminal operator HHLA, advised delegates that ...

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