Liner schedule reliability: some improvement as strike turmoil begins
On the eve of possible widespread disruption due to industrial action across US east and ...
“Liner shipping has had a difficult time in the last few years, but PIL has overcome these challenges. We and the other liner companies are now well positioned to benefit from a market upturn. We retain a positive outlook for our business and our industry.” – SS Teo, executive chairman of Pacific International Lines (PIL), replies coverage from Lloyd’s List (LL), 13 January 2020.
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