Shippers urged to rethink container allocation strategies

JOC Maritime News Container Lines

Shippers urged to rethink container allocation strategies

| Jan 20, 2021 5:22PM EST
Shippers facing a challenging ocean freight environment in 2021 are being urged to develop a plan to tackle a particularly thorny operational aspect in the industry: container allocations.
Maritime News›Container Lines
Technology
Logistics Technology
Logistics Technology Providers

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Container Lines News & Analysis

TPM 21: US importers may need ‘second rate’ to secure trans-Pac capacity
Asia–ECSA cargo demand to remain strong as rates stabilize, say forwarders
Importers face toughest trans-Pacific service contract talks in years
COVID-19 hastens container shipping’s path to oligopoly
Maersk vessel loses 260 containers in rough seas
Houston containership limit may be anti-competitive: FMC commissioners
TPM21: Maersk’s Clerc says pandemic surge not likely to push new vessel orders
Outlook 2021: Container spot rate strength to 'ripple' into annual contracts
Maritime News›Container Lines
International Logistics›Logistics Technology
Technology
Technology›Logistics Technology Providers

More on JOC

Procurement-logistics alignment key to navigating new trans-Pacific

International Logistics

project44 addresses container visibility gap with Ocean Insights acquisition

Supply Chain Visibility

Return of pre-pandemic demand to further stress air capacity

Air Cargo

TPM21: US shippers, truckers searching for the right freight ‘fit’

Truckload Freight

Houston containership limit may be anti-competitive: FMC commissioners

Container Lines
More News & Analysis