The roots of a third east/west power lane

Columns

Thursday, July 14, 2011

For years, American Shipper affiliate ComPair Data has allowed the industry to see which of the two major east/west trades are the biggest. The rises and falls in capacity on the eastbound transpacific and westbound Asia/Europe trades are dramatic and intriguing simply due to the size and importance of those two lanes. Less noticeable, but growing in importance, is the rise of Asia's connectedness with South America. It's an issue we've touched on before a...

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