SeaIntel: Container carriers spend more time in ports
The time spent by container ships in ports has gone up in recent years, and on the Asia-Mediterranean service, in particular, the ships' efficiency has decreased, according to a study by SeaIntel.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Container ships are spending more time in ports than they have in the past, according to an analysis from SeaIntel, which shows that cargo on Asia-Mediterranean, in particular, has experienced a decline in efficient vessel utilization.
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