Carrier alliances shaped by decade of crises, price war and major acquisitions
The origins of the current collaborations between major container liners go ten years back. A new wave of fundamental alterations could be underway following Maersk and MSC’s ended partnership.
Tremors went through the shipping industry on Tuesday when MSC and Maersk announced they were going their separate ways.
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