Cargill: Dry bulk set to leave dark years behind
According to one of the world's largest companies, American Cargill, the growth in demand for dry bulk has surpassed the supply of ships for the first time in many years.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Following several years of decline in the global dry bulk industry, it looks like the depression is over and that things are now slowly getting better. But shipowners and analysts are currently debating whether the industry is looking at a brief recovery sustained by China's huge appetite for iron ore, and whether darkness will once again settle over the global fleet of bulk carriers.
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