The major carriers make CSR a priority
In the beginning it was something that the firms approached very cautiously. Then one carrier ventured into it. But now, according to SeaIntel, it looks as though the major container carriers have definitively embraced Corporate Social Responsibility.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
It is probably not saying too much to state that CSR, or Corporate Social Responsibility, was not conceived in the offices of shipowners, but rather that the industry has been on the sidelines and waited to see how other sectors handled it.
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