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July 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Vessel deliveries continue despite the capacity glut

Several major container shipping lines have taken delivery of additional vessels that will further add capacity to a global fleet that has grown so rapidly that some owners/operators have been forced to lay up ships until demand returns. Japanese shipping company “K” Line, which took delivery of a v

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Several major container shipping lines have taken delivery of additional vessels that will further add capacity to a global fleet that has grown so rapidly that some owners/operators have been forced to lay up ships until demand returns.

Japanese shipping company “K” Line, which took delivery of a vessel in March is soon expected to take delivery of the second unit in a series of ten 4,600TEU vessels ordered.

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