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Are Retailers That Charter Their Own Cargo Ships a Better Buy Right Now? - Vimarsana News

Are Retailers That Charter Their Own Cargo Ships a Better Buy Right Now?

This strategic approach looks like a good way to ensure inventory, but it might have downsides.

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Shippers turn to alternative modes as container capacity maxes out - Vimarsana News

Shippers turn to alternative modes as container capacity maxes out

As global trade continued to grow in the third quarter of the year and container shipping capacity reached its limits shippers have turned to other modes

Capacity Restoration Is Key To Crisis Recovery | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Capacity Restoration Is Key To Crisis Recovery | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Shippers found alternative means of getting their goods to market as available container shipping services maxed out and service patterns changed to serve congested routes. Global trade continued to grow in Quarter 3 2021 but with deployed container shipping capacity fully utilized, that additional growth was being moved by a mix of air freight, rail ...

Shippers find alternative means of getting their goods to market - Vimarsana News

Shippers find alternative means of getting their goods to market

Shippers have found alternative means of getting their goods to market as available container shipping services maxed out and service patterns changed to serve congested routes.

Air freight takes off as companies try to dodge supply chain pain - Vimarsana News

Air freight takes off as companies try to dodge supply chain pain

Rocketing shipping costs force businesses to avoid container ships and head to the skies in efforts to avoid freight delays