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Home›Green Marine›Injection of new tonnage could ‘poison’ shipping lines, claim
Green Marine

April 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Injection of new tonnage could ‘poison’ shipping lines, claim

The abolition of liner shipping conferences has brought more volatility as there is less market intelligence available for carriers to make decisions on rates, claimed Nicolas Sartini, Senior VP of CMA CGM. He was speaking at the Containerisation International 13th Annual Global Liner Shipping confe

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The abolition of liner shipping conferences has brought more volatility as there is less market intelligence available for carriers to make decisions on rates, claimed Nicolas Sartini, Senior VP of CMA CGM. He was speaking at the Containerisation International 13th Annual Global Liner Shipping conference in London this week.

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