“Cascading Down” in Container Shipping

Results of the 7th Maritime Trend Barometer 2012The shipping companies that UniCredit surveyed hope that the use of bigger ships that travel more slowly will enable them to get their rising costs under control. This applies not only to the....

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“Cascading Down” in Container Shipping

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