MPV fleet will benefit from container chaos through Q2: Drewry

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MPV fleet will benefit from container chaos through Q2: Drewry

| Feb 11, 2021 2:49PM EST
Drewry's charter rate index is up 2.2 percent for February as COVID-19 lockdowns drive consumers to favor premium container cargoes.
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