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Two-way street?

American Shipper Magazine

Friday, December 21, 2012

Carriers want a single transpacific discussion agreement. By Chris Dupin The major container shipping companies in the transpacific want to create a single organization in which they can discuss both U.S. exports and imports, rather than having separate discussion agreements for the trade in each direction. The change would mean a much greater share of export capacity would be controlled by carriers that are members of a discussion agreement, a...

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