Maersk blanks trans-Pacific sailings, citing coronavirus

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Maersk blanks trans-Pacific sailings, citing coronavirus

JOC Staff | Feb 05, 2020 5:40PM EST
Maersk will blank six sailings this month due to the coronavirus, and said while the backlog of barge operations from Wuhan was easing, it was working with reefer shippers to mitigate port plug-in power capabilities.
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