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There are those that share Maersk’s conclusion that a singular unified brand is the way forward, to enable the company to “better respond” to its customers, but others bemoan the potential loss of the more personal contact they have enjoyed with the subsidiaries.
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Frederik deCockBuning
January 30, 2023 at 2:07 pmgood work Maersk ! like it did with P&O and Nedlloyd it will go smoothly but remember the personal approach!
The Canmar,Cast,Contship, TMM & Lykes brands also disappeared into CP Ships (and bundled sold to HapagLLoyd) , container shipping is not like Unilever with all its different products brands ..