European importers face backlogs as rail delays exacerbate port congestion
At major ports in Germany, port and rail infrastructure disruptions are causing significant delays – ...
Many moons ago, as a neophyte starting to look at transport and logistics, I soon understood the narrative surrounding ocean carriers. It didn’t take a lot to get it ten years ago.
Troubled to make money; highly dependant on the business cycle to prop up razor-thin operating margins; seldom making their return on invested capital; swamped in debt and often selling peripheral assets for a prompt liquidity injection: welcome to the container shipping of the pre-pandemic decade.
Then, in late 2018 Denmark’s AP ...
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