Shippers will consider longer contracts as reliability improves, but want more trust
With container lines now hitting greater levels of schedule reliability than for some time, shippers ...
Following on from yesterday’s Loadstar story on liner reliability comes SeaIntel’s Global Liner Performance report for May.
It is a bit more upbeat than Drewry’s, showing that reliability increased for the second consecutive month – albeit 8.5 percentage points down from April last year, while container delivery is down 9.6 percentage points – although the report warns of regional differences.
Maersk and Hamburg Sud topped the global list with on-time arrival averages of 85.5% and 82.8%, respectively.
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