Loadstar Podcast: Why Maersk is serious about air cargo logistics
In this sponsored podcast, Mike King, host and producer of The Loadstar Podcast, finds out ...
The perfect storm of rock bottom freight rates and increasing operating costs brewing for Asia-North Europe ocean carriers also looks likely to engulf the feeder operators plying the North Sea, Irish Sea and Baltic routes.
The fundamentals impacting the mainline carriers – rising charter hire rates and bunker prices and a relentless squeeze on freight rates – are also impacting the results of feeder companies where margins are traditionally very thin.
Added to this toxic mix is that Russian trade is down ...
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