East-west unit to boost Maersk Line's profit
Under the management of Klaus Rud Sejling, Maersk Line has established an internal organization for all the carriers east and westbound services, corresponding to more than 40 percent of the company's combined fleet.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
In early 2014 Maersk Line established a new internal organization that, for the first time ever, gathers all the carrier's east and westbound services - corresponding to more than 40 percent of Maersk Line's combined fleet - into one unit.
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