Dry box building boom

In-Depth by John Fossey

An unprecedented recovery in box building activity has taken place this year. Disruptions in global supply chains have led ocean carriers and leasing companies to order significantly more containers. Output this year could exceed 2021 when a total of 6.68m TEU was produced.

Dry box building boom
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