News / SeaLead 'pauses' US west coast service as cargo demand collapses

1 February 2023

SeaLead Shipping has confirmed to The Loadstar it has suspended its Far East-US west coast service.

It follows other long-haul newcomers quitting such trades in the face of collapsed cargo demand – and its east coast service is also in doubt.

SeaLead, based in Singapore and Dubai, started ...

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News / SeaLead 'pauses' US west coast service as cargo demand collapses

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