SeanIntel: P3 alliance will leave competition in its wake
The new container alliance between three of the largest shipping companies in the world will leave rivals behind due to economies of scale and route combinations, according to a new analysis from SeaIntel.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The new mega alliance (P3) within container freight from the Far East to Northern Europe between Maersk SC, and CMA CGM will lead to economies of scale so massive and so many direct port to port combinations that none of nearest rivals to the alliance will be able to keep up with the three shipping companies.
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