Forwarders 'allowing the fox into the chicken run' by supporting 'hungry' carriers
Forwarders are “allowing the fox into the chicken run” by supporting carriers that also work ...
“There’s nothing we want more than to be back on track – tomorrow,” Lars Mikael Jensen, head of global ocean network at Maersk, tells the latest Loadstar Podcast, out today.
“I feel we’ve been in a peak for nine months now. Normally, you’re in a peak for one or two months and you survive. But this is nine months and it’s not stopping.”
Mr Jensen, who explains how exactly Maersk is attempting to keep its schedules and improve capacity, acknowledges that it could ...
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Gary Ferrulli
June 08, 2021 at 3:03 pmSupply/demand ratios are the key and the carriers for nearly two years now have shown the ability to manage capacity to market conditions and not be over-supplied.