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  • Mixed US policy on carbon capture clouds project cargo demand
    Mixed US policy on carbon capture clouds project cargo demand
  • Container lines pull back on India-US pricing push
    Container lines pull back on India-US pricing push
  • Excess capacity sinks planned July 1 rate increase in eastbound trans-Pacific
    Excess capacity sinks planned July 1 rate increase in eastbound trans-Pacific
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    Yang Ming hit with new FMC complaint over service contracts
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Mixed US policy on carbon capture clouds project cargo demand

The push and pull of US support for decarbonization efforts puts a question mark over potential project cargo demand.

Container lines pull back on India-US pricing push

While vessels on the lead West India–US East Coast networks have continued to sail full, forwarders have linked the “sold-out” experience to capacity cutbacks and consequent cargo rollovers.

Excess capacity sinks planned July 1 rate increase in eastbound trans-Pacific

The fresh capacity carriers rushed into the US’ busiest trade lane in April and May is no longer needed, sending rates on a downward spiral and forcing carriers to shelve proposed price hikes.

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