Drewry: Two container carriers stand out
Container carriers are no longer in control of the rates, which now seem to have a life of their own. This means that savings and economies of scale now represent the new game in town, and two carriers are already ahead of the field in this regard, says Drewry.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
In addition to the fact that Maersk Line and French CMA CGM look set to benefit from economies of scale in light of their partnership in the planned P3 alliance, the world's largest and second-largest carriers are also ahead of the game in several other aspects.
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