Carriers move tonnage from weakened China to especially two other routes

Container liners have to a large extent transferred tonnage from routes out of Asia throughout 2022 to the benefit of two alternative routes in particular.
Photo: Shailesh Andrade/reuters/ritzau Scanpix
Photo: Shailesh Andrade/reuters/ritzau Scanpix

Falling demand from China has sent freight rates on a steep downward trajectory on the – traditionally speaking – most profitable routes in the container sector, prompting carriers to reorganize their ship routes.

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