Drewry: This is what the future container industry looks like
The new mega-alliances will save many large container carriers from their current financial woes. A utopia to think that increased rates and regular supply and demand can save the industry.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
New large-scale container alliances such as Maersk Line's collaboration with MSC, as well as the new Ocean Three alliance, constitute the very basis of a future recovery for the industry in a few years' time, due to factors such as reduced unit costs per container.
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