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Green Marine

January 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Ocean freight rates should remain stable

Ocean freight rates will remain stable in the first half of 2011 if shipping lines have learned the capacity management lessons of the last two years, according to leading forwarders. Kaiying Chan, Senior VP for Ocean Freight, South Asia-Pacific at DHL Global Forwarding, told IFW the lines were now

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Ocean freight rates will remain stable in the first half of 2011 if shipping lines have learned the capacity management lessons of the last two years, according to leading forwarders. Kaiying Chan, Senior VP for Ocean Freight, South Asia-Pacific at DHL Global Forwarding, told IFW the lines were now more efficient in their ability to manage capacity through peak and low seasons.

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