Can container shipping move beyond fixed freight contracts?
The traditional container shipping contract is built around a straightforward agreement: shippers secure predictable transportation costs, while carriers gain cargo commitments and revenue visibility. Yet repeated freight market disruptions have exposed the limitations of…
The traditional container shipping contract is built around a straightforward agreement: shippers secure predictable transportation costs, while carriers gain cargo commitments and revenue visibility. Yet repeated freight market disruptions have exposed the limitations of fixing rates months before shipments take place.
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