Drewry: P3 will have huge consequences for ports

The recently announced P3 alliance between the world's three largest carriers should make the port sector worry, writes Drewry in an analysis.
Photo: Hanjin
Photo: Hanjin
BY JAKOB VESTERAGER

It will result in major consequences for the port sector should the alliance between Maersk Line, CMA CGM, and MSC become a reality, and the carriers begin sharing ships on Asia-Europe, across the Pacific, and on trans-Atlantic routes starting from the second half on 2014, writes Drewry in an analysis.

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