Headhaul Pacific shippers subsidize backhaul $1.6 billion annually

JOC Maritime News Trade Lanes Trans-Pacific

Headhaul Pacific shippers subsidize backhaul $1.6 billion annually

Lars Jensen, CEO & Partner, Sea-Intelligence Maritime Consulting | Feb 04, 2020 11:28AM EST
Data shows that backhaul shippers are being partially subsidized by headhaul shippers; for the Pacific backhaul, that figure is roughly $1.6 billion annually.
Maritime News›Trade Lanes›Trans-Pacific

You are only viewing part of this page, please log in below to view. If you do not have an account, please register for limited access or subscribe for unlimited access to JOC.com.

More Trans-Pacific News & Analysis

Asia-US container spot rates jump as China imports surge
Trans-Pacific peak season set for tight capacity
Coronavirus delaying normal post-CNY trans-Pac flow to March
Customs investigating hardwood plywood allegedly transshipped via Cambodia
Trans-Pacific container spot rate drop caps weak peak
US-China trade deal improves Asia outlook … somewhat
US exports to SE Asia can't replace China loss
Asia-US spot rate shows capacity tightening
Maritime News›Trade Lanes›Trans-Pacific

More on JOC

Lake Erie offshore wind project approved, but now endangered

Breakbulk

DP World addition bolsters TradeLens appeal

Blockchain | Supply Chain

US Q1 containerized ag exports surge on easing of China tariff war

Container Lines

Top US Shippers: China trade war intensifies sourcing shift in household goods

Maritime News

'K' Line sets sail on a wind-assisted decarbonization strategy

Maritime News
More News & Analysis