7 articles found with keyword "Alliances"
LEADING container shipping lines will this year offer more capacity between Southeast Asia and the US west coast, signalling that the US sourcing shift away from China is showing no signs of dissipating soon
THE debut of THE Alliance and the OCEAN Alliance caused a rise in capacity on the transpacific trade, while a slight drop on the Asia-Europe and transatlantic market by the close of the first quarter 2017, according to the latest quarterly World Liner Supply (WLS) report from BlueWater Reporting.
AHEAD of the April 1 launch of the new Ocean Alliance and THE Alliance, the newly unveiled network coverage shows that on both Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific trade lanes, a significant number of direct port-to-port combinations will be scrapped, SeaIntel data shows.
WITH a month before the launch of new alliance networks, Alphaliner has started to sketch current offerings however incomplete as they stand today.
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has increased its oversight of the world’s biggest shipping alliances, which it warns have the potential to manipulate the market.
FOLLOWING the April 1 launch of the three new vessel sharing alliances, 70 per cent of their direct routes will be operated by one alliance, led by 2M that will control 31 per cent of the direct services, resulting in less options for shippers. There will also be as a reduction in routes and port calls, according analysis by software solutions provider CargoSmart.
TACOMA has become the first US west coast port in the country to grapple with the changes wrought by new container shipping alliances.
7 articles found with keyword "Alliances"
LEADING container shipping lines will this year offer more capacity between Southeast Asia and the US west coast, signalling that the US sourcing shift away from China is showing no signs of dissipating soon
THE debut of THE Alliance and the OCEAN Alliance caused a rise in capacity on the transpacific trade, while a slight drop on the Asia-Europe and transatlantic market by the close of the first quarter 2017, according to the latest quarterly World Liner Supply (WLS) report from BlueWater Reporting.
AHEAD of the April 1 launch of the new Ocean Alliance and THE Alliance, the newly unveiled network coverage shows that on both Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific trade lanes, a significant number of direct port-to-port combinations will be scrapped, SeaIntel data shows.
WITH a month before the launch of new alliance networks, Alphaliner has started to sketch current offerings however incomplete as they stand today.
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has increased its oversight of the world’s biggest shipping alliances, which it warns have the potential to manipulate the market.
FOLLOWING the April 1 launch of the three new vessel sharing alliances, 70 per cent of their direct routes will be operated by one alliance, led by 2M that will control 31 per cent of the direct services, resulting in less options for shippers. There will also be as a reduction in routes and port calls, according analysis by software solutions provider CargoSmart.
TACOMA has become the first US west coast port in the country to grapple with the changes wrought by new container shipping alliances.
