Drewry: Shippers' options drastically reduced
The big container carriers are not just cutting their weekly services on the major east-west routes. The same development is taking place on routes between North America and South America.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The big container carriers are not only consolidating on the east-west routes between Asia and Europe. The same development can be seen on the north and south-bound routes, where shippers are facing a decreasing number of weekly services, says analysts Drewry in its latest Container Insight Weekly.
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