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Capacity rises in South America’s east

Friday, May 25, 2012

BlueWater Reporting shows capacity in the past year has trended up between North America and the east coast of South America and down to the west coast of South America. By Eric Johnson It’s not easy to ascertain confidence levels on north-south container trades. Rate indexes and growth forecasts tend to focus wholly on the performance of the major east-west trades, and generally for good reason. Those trades, along with the intra-Asia trade, see the lion’s share of containerized ...

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