Manufacturer drain in China could change the rules for Danish shipping

Clothing and furniture companies are moving their production increasingly closer to the West, which could provide major benefits to DFDS and not so much to Maersk.
Photo: John Sibley/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
Photo: John Sibley/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
by marketwire

Clothing groups and furniture companies are starting to move their production closer to consumers in the West. If the trend continues, Danish ferry operator DFDS might turn out a big winner, while the container ships of Maersk are less fortunately positioned, writes Danish business daily Børsen.

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