APM Terminals Gothenburg faces deficit in 2017
APM Terminals' Managing Director in the Port of Gothenburg, Henrik Kristensen, takes stock after months of conflict: 35 percent of containers are gone, a negative result for the full-year 2017 after a triple-digit loss, and major customers have left. "Now we need to fight our way back," he tells ShippingWatch.
The layoffs back in May of a total 140 dockworkers at APM Terminals in Gothenburg seemed like a final step when the Maersk-owned port and terminal operator made this drastic decision in an effort to end the multiple-year labor conflict.
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