Hapag-Lloyd pushes back plans for mega-vessels
German Hapag-Lloyd is still keeping its eye on expanding into ultra large vessels, but the carrier is in no hurry, says the CEO after a positive 2015 annual report. Instead, the carrier wants to increase its capacity across more of its existing vessels.
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BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
HAMBURG
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