The Global Shippiers Forum (GSF), which represents a large part of the container carriers' customers, seems to welcome the US Federal Maritime Commission, FMC's, approval of the P3 alliance - between Maersk Line, MSC, and CMA CGM - on Friday.
The shippers' interest group has on several occasions voiced its skepticism concerning the significant concentration the world's three largest container carriers would achieve through the alliance, with a market of around 45 percent on Asia - Europe alone.
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