Carriers should 'share some of the risk', say shippers eyeing new contracts
Shippers need to consider having “a different type of conversation” with carriers, as hopes of ...
Based upon initial feedback to The Loadstar, there appears to have been only a handful of shippers, forwarders and NVOCCs that came away from the S&P Global TPM24 conference in Long Beach, California, last week with new transpacific contracts.
Some had decided to wait for the Red Sea crisis to abate and spot rates to fall, while others simply received what one forwarder told The Loadstar was a “ridiculous response from a carrier to his company’s RfQ” ...
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