Container capacity curbed amid signs of slowing volume growth

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Container capacity curbed amid signs of slowing volume growth

Greg Knowler, Europe Editor | Jul 18, 2018 12:29PM EDT
Declining volume is forcing capacity cuts and heaping additional pressure on carriers battling to cope with rising operating costs.
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