Drewry: Alliances are better than their reputation
The new mega-alliances have not developed into mirror images of each other as otherwise feared by the industry and shippers, says Drewry in a new analysis.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The new mega-alliances are now up and running on the East-West trades, with Maersk Line and MSC's 2M alliance as the biggest player. After a few weeks of sailing under these new names, analyst agency Drewry offers an assessment of the alliances' impact.
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