Israeli container shipping company Zim turned a deficit into a profit in the fourth quarter despite declines in both revenue and volumes.
Overall, 2019 was a tough year for the container industry, assesses CEO Eli Glickman. Besides an escalated trade war between the US and China, the industry also spent the year preparing for the new sulfur regulations that came into force on Jan. 1 this year.
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