Mega ships cut services on Asia-Europe tradelane
While increasingly larger container vessels have entered the main tradelane between Asia and Europe, opposite developments have applied to the number of services. And this will continue for the next couple of years, according to Sea-Intelligence.
Concurrently with container ships growing in size and shipping lines being concentrated in fewer alliances, shippers have gotten fewer services to choose from on the Asia-Europe tradelane.
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