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Alphabulk: Dry bulk fleet has tripled since 2000

The global dry bulk fleet has skyrocketed with an annual growth rate of five percent since 1970. But today's market is split into far more vessel segments, which brings increased efficiency but comes at a high price, notes Alphabulk.
by DANIEL LOGAN

The number of vessels in the global dry bulk fleet has soared since 1970, and the fleet has become far more diverse with a long line of different vessel types.

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