Capacity crunch forces shift to MPP ships for container services

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Capacity crunch forces shift to MPP ships for container services

Special Correspondent Keith Wallis | Dec 02, 2020 1:04PM EST
Escalating box rates and tight capacity in the container carrier market are pushing service providers to bring in ships from the multi-purpose sector.
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