Drewry concerned about carriers' hesitance to suspend services
"A complete lack" of announcements from the container carriers, in terms of pulling services from the market, leads to concerns at Drewry, which expects improved bottom lines for the container sector next year. "We might have given them too much credit," notes the analyst firm.
by SØREN PICO
The end of the year normally brings fewer cargo volumes in the container sector, but the carriers have still yet to announce suspension of services in the market in order to offset the lower activity, writes Drewry.
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