SeaIntel: Hidden values worth USD 250 million in Europe's feeder market
It is a costly exercise when major carriers transport small cargo volumes to smaller ports and thus achieve a low fleet utilization, according to an analysis which points to major savings by leaving feeder transports to other players.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The major deep-sea container carriers can make huge savings by combining their cargo and using the smaller European feeder carriers which sail to smaller, but important ports. In a study, SeaIntel Maritime Analysis suggests that there are hidden values in the European feeder market for around USD 250 million per year.
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