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What's in the Container Box Doesn't Matter

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As long as it’s not Hazmat, or the container is overweight, does it matter what is in the container?

The carriers still seem to care, but that ship has sailed with Moore-McCormack Line, LASH barges, and the concept of conference vs. non-conference carriers. Cargo was historically rated by weight or measure, with the ratings based on the type of cargo being carried.

As long as it’s not Hazmat, or the container is overweight, does it matter what is in the container?

The carriers still seem to care, but that ship has sailed with Moore-McCormack Line, LASH barges, and the concept of conference vs. non-conference carriers. Cargo was historically rated by weight or measure, with the ratings based on the type of cargo being carried.

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  5. 5. The world of ocean shipping has changed. As the combination of megaships, supply chain management, and implausibly low fuel changed the economics of freight rates.
  6. 6. Cargo Cost Versus The Types Of Cargo VS.
  7. 7. It is accurate to say the relationship between ocean cargo rates and the types of cargo-carried has disappeared as too many boxes are chasing too-few cargos and lower fuel costs allow inefficient ships to stay employed.
  8. 8. Carriers' Response To The Drop In Ocean Cargo Rates.
  9. 9. In 2014 the carriers responded to the drop in rates by ‘slow steaming’ in order to conserve fuel and cut costs; a policy shippers accepted so long as the rates remained low and the vessel schedules remained accurate.
  10. 10. At conferences the shippers claimed loudly that reliability of service was more important than rates. In March 2015 when Maersk line dropped its groundbreaking daily Maersk service that was designed to offer customers a premium product for their non-commodity cargos.
  11. 11. The Launch And Cancellation Of Daily Maersk
  12. 12. Daily Maersk was launched in september 2011 as part of an effort by Maersk to provide a differentiated product, with customers given guaranteed delivery times in return for higher freight rates. SKOU said Maersk had found that customers were not willing to pay a higher price for better service. This reflects the fact that the big east-west trades have become highly commoditized, with lines finding it almost impossible to finalize differentiated rates on these routes.
  13. 13. Our big customers talk about the paying more for better quality services, and in our case the daily maersk achieving 95% on-time delivery of cargo,” said SKOU, “our experience was that we could deliver on our promises, but the customers were not willing to pay for it. - Maersk’s Chief Executive Søren Skou
  14. 14. Slowdown In The Chinese And EU Economies.
  15. 15. The slowdown in the Chinese and EU economies have cut Chinese imports by 19% and exports 13%, while 2015 brought 208 new ships with a capacity of 1.67 million TEU’s – or a stunning 8.1% oversupply of TEU’s.
  16. 16. Shanghai-Rotterdam | 40' container | July 1, 2014 - April 25, 2016 | short-term contract. Data source: Xeneta platform
  17. 17. Newly-merged Chinese ocean carriers COSCO and CSCL, together with evergreen, OOCL and CMA-CGM are set to form a new East-West Mega-Alliance. If approved by Chinese-EU-US authorities, the new grouping would challenge the market dominance of the Maersk and MSC 2m vessel-sharing agreement.
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