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Oversupplied ocean carriers steaming towards excess capacity after 2026

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Oversupplied ocean carriers steaming towards excess capacity after 2026

Despite the current absorption effects of geopolitics and network disruption, the volume of tonnage coming online over the next two years is likely to overwhelm the market, a Journal of Commerce webinar was told.

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