Overcapacity not a concern for CSCL as giant ship enters Asia-Europe

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Overcapacity not a concern for CSCL as giant ship enters Asia-Europe

| Dec 22, 2014 2:49AM EST
A China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) executive has shrugged off demand forecasts predicting 3 to 5 percent market growth in the next few years that will not be enough to fill the capacity flooding into service.
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