Reduced role for major alliances on Asia to North America trade

On April 1, Alphaliner counted 702 container ships deployed between Asia and North America. This armada represents a total capacity of 5.75 Mteu, which is an increase of 24% compared to April last year.

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Two trends can clearly be identified on this trade over the last twelve months: carriers have shifted more ships to US East Coast services, and the joint market share of the three major alliances has dropped from 82.2% to 67.7%.

The total capacity of all #ships deployed on Asia – US East Coast services has increased by 28.1% year-on-year, which compares to 20.5% growth for the fleet trading between Asia and the West Coast of North America.

Evergreen, CMA CGM, COSCO, ZIM, Maersk & MSC collectively grew their Asia-USEC capacity by 20% to 44%. ONE & Yang Ming are the only carriers operating less capacity on this trade due to a #tonnage reshuffle within THE Alliance which increased its overall capacity by 15.7%.

Source: Alphaliner