What to do when volatility is the new normal for reefer trades

04/09/2015

A Q&A piece between the organisers of the forthcoming Cool Logistics Global conference in Bruges at the end of this month, and Maersk’s departing head of reefers, Thomas Eskesen, who is set to moderate the first day of the event. Mr Eskesen led Maersk’s reefer ...

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