Shipping Containers Become Expensive Around The World
Shipping Containers Become Expensive Around The World
Shipping containers offer a benchmark for the world economy and the business done amongst the countries in the world. The use of shipping containers has risen by a great degree in 2010 which is much greater than the business done in 2008. Denmark's AP Moller Maersk and Dubai's DP World, two of the most important shipping companies, have reported speedy recovery in the trade involving shipping containers. The sudden profits for the shipping industry have taken the economic experts by surprise as they were not expecting the profits to increase at such a rapid pace.
Maersk, owner of Maersk Line, the world's largest container carrier, said volumes on long-distance routes served by its ships had been up 13 per cent in the first half this year compared with last. Trans-pacific services between Asia and North America saw an 11 per cent increase, while services to and from Latin America saw an 18 per cent improvement. DP World container movements at its ports were up 7 per cent in the first half over the same period last year. The Australia and Americas division of the company, which includes Latin America, saw volumes up 31 per cent on last year.
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