SeaIntel: CKYHE to increase competition on the Adriatic
By April, the major Asian CKYHE alliance will expand its market shares on the main trades from Asia to Europe through a large-scale reorganization of sailing plans and port calls. This will especially impact the Asia-Adriatic Sea trade, says SeaIntel.
by DANIEL LOGAN
The large CKYHE alliance recently announced a large-scale reorganization of the carriers' service networks on routes from Asia to North Europe and the Mediterranean. The alliance will increase its average ship size and will thus achieve bigger market shares on these trades.
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