One carrier in particular has absorbed Hanjin's vessels
Collapsed South Korean carrier Hanjin controlled a fleet of 102 container vessels, which have since been absorbed by other carriers. One carrier in particular has taken over a third of Hanjin's former capacity, writes Alphaliner.
It has taken more than a year for the market to absorb the tonnage left behind in the wake of Hanjin Shipping's bankruptcy in August 2016.
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